单词 | precise |
释义 | pre·cise I. 1. a. (1) < this is no time for generalities and I will venture to be precise — Sir Winston Churchill > < find a more precise term than good to describe the work > (2) < the precise velocity of the satellite > < precise figures recording the racer's time to the hundredth of a second > < the precise techniques of microchemistry > < a precise balance > (3) < energy … released in precise channels, as when a current causes the glow in a bulb — E.A.Armstrong > < determine the precise meaning of the term > < standardization through precise control of processing > (4) < hit the mark with precise accuracy > < that totalitarianism is the precise opposite of anarchy > b. < working out the precise relationship of the languages — Edward Sapir > 2. < flying a beautiful, tight, precise formation — Walter Bernstein > : rigorous in observing a rule, code, or convention : scrupulous, fastidious < a precise, magisterial person … incapable of letting the most trivial mistake go uncorrected — Gerald Bullett > specifically 3. < the precise task for which he was born — L.P.Smith > < arrived just at that precise moment > 4. < the precise images in the camera finder > < speaks … with a precise British accent — Current Biography > Synonyms: see correct II. |
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