单词	quasi-
释义	English American Business quasi-prefix uk/kweɪ.zaɪ-/us/kweɪ.zaɪ-/ used to show that something is almost, but not completely, the thing described: The school uniform is quasi-military in style. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Almost about almost as good as idiom as much as idiom be on the way to sth idiom intent more more or less idiom much near near nearly strike sub that was close! idiom the best/better part of idiom to/for all intents and purposes idiom up to virtual way See more results » quasi-prefix us/ˌkweɪ·zɑɪ, ˌkwɑz·i/ to a degree, but not completely: Do companies need to be quasi-monopolies to survive in this new global economy? quasi-prefix uk/kweɪzaɪ-/us/kwɑzi-/ used with adjectives and nouns to say that something is almost, but not completely, a particular type of thing: Mandatory arbitration is a private, quasi-legal system of resolving disputes. Laborers sometimes served as quasi-soldiers.
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