英语词汇“disproportion”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

disproportion

/dɪsprəˈpɔːʃ(ə)n

noun

An instance of being out of proportion with something else: there is a disproportion between the scale of expenditure and any benefit that could possibly result [mass noun]: women undergoing caesarean section because of feto-pelvic disproportion...

But in the case of China and Taiwan, the disproportion in scale of population and power between the mainland and the island is enormous.
The monumentality of the study is accentuated by the deliberate disproportion in scale: the soaring high windows contrast with the heavy low furnishings.
In a number of Adès's works there is a curious disproportion between the scale of the music's emotional impact and the amount of time it takes to achieve that impact.

Derivatives

disproportional

/dɪsprəˈpɔːʃ(ə)n(ə)l

/ adjective ...

There has been no government questioning of the enormously disproportional rate of casualties.
The Commission also warns that an increase in spending limits could lead to a disproportional advantage at the polling booths for larger and better-resourced parties.
And this has been especially so in elite circles that have a disproportional impact on law, policy, culture, and even public opinion.

disproportionality

/dɪsprəˌpɔːʃ(ə)nˈalɪti/ noun ...

In the absence of any significant counterbalancing input, that disproportionality is not recognized as such, thus further compounding the magnitude of their message.
We do not see racial and class disproportionality in prisons as something that can be corrected within the prison system, as if disproportionality is just a bump in an otherwise functional road.
The level of disproportionality that has been shown, I would suggest, needs an awful lot of emotion, a lot of involvement, an awful lot of talking and articulating in respect of feelings and fears.

disproportionally

adverb ...

The final reason that proportional representation feels disproportionally unrepresentative is that there's an acute gender and generational imbalance.
They make a lot of noise, disproportionally so and it is effective.
This group would also on average pay less local taxation - which disproportionally hits home-owning people on pensions.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from dis- (expressing absence) + proportion, on the pattern of French disproportion.

单词	disproportion
释义	disproportion /dɪsprəˈpɔːʃ(ə)n / noun An instance of being out of proportion with something else: there is a disproportion between the scale of expenditure and any benefit that could possibly result [mass noun]: women undergoing caesarean section because of feto-pelvic disproportion... But in the case of China and Taiwan, the disproportion in scale of population and power between the mainland and the island is enormous. The monumentality of the study is accentuated by the deliberate disproportion in scale: the soaring high windows contrast with the heavy low furnishings. In a number of Adès's works there is a curious disproportion between the scale of the music's emotional impact and the amount of time it takes to achieve that impact. Derivatives disproportional /dɪsprəˈpɔːʃ(ə)n(ə)l / adjective ... There has been no government questioning of the enormously disproportional rate of casualties. The Commission also warns that an increase in spending limits could lead to a disproportional advantage at the polling booths for larger and better-resourced parties. And this has been especially so in elite circles that have a disproportional impact on law, policy, culture, and even public opinion. disproportionality /dɪsprəˌpɔːʃ(ə)nˈalɪti/ noun ... In the absence of any significant counterbalancing input, that disproportionality is not recognized as such, thus further compounding the magnitude of their message. We do not see racial and class disproportionality in prisons as something that can be corrected within the prison system, as if disproportionality is just a bump in an otherwise functional road. The level of disproportionality that has been shown, I would suggest, needs an awful lot of emotion, a lot of involvement, an awful lot of talking and articulating in respect of feelings and fears. disproportionally adverb ... The final reason that proportional representation feels disproportionally unrepresentative is that there's an acute gender and generational imbalance. They make a lot of noise, disproportionally so and it is effective. This group would also on average pay less local taxation - which disproportionally hits home-owning people on pensions. Origin Mid 16th century: from dis- (expressing absence) + proportion, on the pattern of French disproportion.
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