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measure noun 3unit of size/quantity 大小或数量单位ADJECTIVE | VERB + MEASURE | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEaccurate, direct, fair, objective, precise 准确的测算；直接的测量；如实的计量；精确的测量◆This figure alone is not a fair measure of our success.单凭这个数字不能公正地衡量我们的成功。broad 宽泛的衡量指标◆GDP is considered the broadest measure of a country's economic activity.国内生产总值被认为是衡量一个国家经济活动的最宽泛指标。indirect 间接的测量important 重要的指标◆The price of housing relative to income is an important measure of real income.房价与收入之比是衡量实际收入的一个重要指标。quantitative, statistical 定量／统计测量◆They tried to formulate a quantitative measure of well-being.他们试图制定一套测量幸福感的定量指标。standard, standardized 标准／标准化度量◆Higher scores on this standardized measure indicate greater creativity.在这套标准化测试中得分越高表明创造力越强。imperial, metric 英制／公制计量behavioural/behavioral (especially NAmE) , performance 行为准则；业绩指标◆Companies can use their stock price as a performance measure.公司可以其股票价格作为一项业绩指标。VERB + MEASUREcalculate, derive, obtain 计算尺寸；得出指标◆This measure is obtained by dividing corporate profits by corporate bond yields.这项指标是企业利润除以企业债券收益得出的。provide 提供指标◆This figure provides an objective measure of risk.这个数字提供了客观的风险指标。PREPOSITIONmeasure of ⋯的度量◆an accurate measure of length精确的长度度量PHRASESweights and measures 度量衡 |