measured是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

adj. 緩慢謹慎的；慎重的；剋制的

v. “measure”的過去分詞和過去式

Web 精確的；探明的；整齊的

變形：

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完整釋義：

adj.

1.量過的,合標準的;適度的
2.較量的
3.慎重的,仔細想[考慮]過的(話等)
4.精確的;有分寸的
5.整齊的(步調等)
6.分寸,有分寸的;規規矩矩的
7.均勻的;整齊的
8.端莊的

例句：

1. At the very least, the risks that VaR measured did not include the biggest risk of all: the possibility of a financial meltdown.
   至少，VaR的計量漏掉了最大的風險：發生全面金融海嘯的可能性。

2. Fred's thought reminded me of the ancient Greeks – they measured a person's wealth not by how much he owned but by how much he gave away.
   弗洛德的思想讓我想起了古希臘人，他們評判一個人的財富標準並不是看他擁有的多少而是在於他給予的多少。

3. This theory says that the amount of information in a system can be measured in terms of its entropy.
   這個理論表明，一個系統中的信息可以由“熵”作為標準來評價。

4. Many Americans live on credit , and their quality of life is measured by how much money they can borrow , not how much they can earn . 3.
   許多美國人生活在信用證，並提高他們的生活質量是衡量他們可以借多少錢，而不是他們能賺多少錢。

5. The worth of a man can be measured by the length of his beard and the girth of his. . . beltbuckle.
   一個男人的價值，可以從他鬍子的長度，以及……皮帶的長度上看出來

6. When the participants left, the experimenters measured how much hot sauce they put on the plate.
   當被試離開後，實驗者測量了他們在盤子里倒了多少辣醬。

7. To find out, they measured how much effort zebra finch parents put into raising their babies.
   為了找出真相，他們測量了斑馬雀父母多麼努力去撫養孩子。

8. on Wall Street, where year-end bonuses are measured in 'bucks' (millions) and flying private is often considered a basic human need.
   在華爾街，年終分紅以百萬美元計，乘坐私人飛機通常被視為人的基本需要，節儉只是個相對的概念。