单词 | magnitude |
释义 | mag·ni·tude 1. obsolete 2. a. (1) < cannot wage a war of such magnitude … without inaugurating a new epoch — A.N.Whitehead > < the magnitude of his literary output — H.W.H.Knott > < the magnitude of the shift away from centralized planning of all economic activity — Harry Schwartz > (2) < negative accelerations of any considerable magnitude in aircraft are seldom encountered — H.G.Armstrong > < able to operate only over distances of very small magnitude — G.W.Gray b. 1886 > (3) < the savings in amounts of metal … will be of dramatically significant magnitudes — American Fabrics > b. < the magnitude of the total sound made … was astounding — William Beebe > 3. < a seaside curiosity of the first magnitude — Charles Gordon > < disappointing work by a writer of first magnitude — Richard Plant > < this is no bad test of the stature, or rather the magnitude, of a poet — David Daiches > < this court can be insensible neither to the magnitude nor delicacy of this question — John Marshall > 4. < a star of magnitude 3.0 is approximately 2.512 times brighter than a star of magnitude 4.0 > < a star of magnitude 1.0 is 100 times brighter than one of magnitude 6.0 > — compare absolute magnitude, apparent magnitude, visual magnitude 5. 6. Synonyms: see size |
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