英语词汇accurate的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

accurate AC /ˈækjərət, ˈækjʊrət/ adjective correct and true in every detailnounsaccurate information/data/figures Not all the information that you read on the internet is accurate.an accurate description/account/record The brochure tries to give a fair and accurate description of each hotel. | The company has to keep accurate records of all its sales.an accurate picture/reflection/representation of sth (=show accurately what something is like) These statistics give an accurate picture of the problem of unemployment. | The final score was not an accurate reflection of the match.an accurate assessment of sth He was able to give an accurate assessment of the situation.an accurate way/method of doing sth There is no accurate way of knowing if she is telling the truth.an accurate measurement Make sure that all your measurements are accurate.an accurate estimate/prediction It is difficult to make an accurate estimate of the number of illegal workers. | The mothers were often able to make accurate predictions concerning their children’s future behaviour.an accurate diagnosis It is impossible to make an accurate diagnosis without examining the patient.adverbsvery/highly/remarkably accurate The scientists used a highly accurate measuring system. | Experiments using lasers give very accurate results. | Their estimate of the amount of traffic has proved remarkably accurate.fairly/reasonably/pretty accurate The measurements are usually fairly accurate.not strictly/completely/entirely accurate (=not exactly accurate) The evidence she gave to the court was not strictly accurate. | His drawing of the building is not entirely accurate.factually accurate (=the facts are all correct) Everything in the article is factually accurate.historically accurate (=exactly like something that existed in the past) The costumes designed for the film were historically accurate.broadly accurate (=mostly accurate) His account is broadly accurate.uncannily accurate (=very accurate, in a way that is strange or surprising) His prediction was uncannily accurate.verbsprove accurate (=be shown to be accurate) The scientists’ forecasts about global warming have proved accurate.prepositionsaccurate to (within) a millimetre/a second etc The clock is accurate to one thousandth of a second.THESAURUS: accurate → true (1)

词组	accurate
释义	accurate AC /ˈækjərət, ˈækjʊrət/ adjective correct and true in every detailnounsaccurate information/data/figures Not all the information that you read on the internet is accurate.an accurate description/account/record The brochure tries to give a fair and accurate description of each hotel. \| The company has to keep accurate records of all its sales.an accurate picture/reflection/representation of sth (=show accurately what something is like) These statistics give an accurate picture of the problem of unemployment. \| The final score was not an accurate reflection of the match.an accurate assessment of sth He was able to give an accurate assessment of the situation.an accurate way/method of doing sth There is no accurate way of knowing if she is telling the truth.an accurate measurement Make sure that all your measurements are accurate.an accurate estimate/prediction It is difficult to make an accurate estimate of the number of illegal workers. \| The mothers were often able to make accurate predictions concerning their children’s future behaviour.an accurate diagnosis It is impossible to make an accurate diagnosis without examining the patient.adverbsvery/highly/remarkably accurate The scientists used a highly accurate measuring system. \| Experiments using lasers give very accurate results. \| Their estimate of the amount of traffic has proved remarkably accurate.fairly/reasonably/pretty accurate The measurements are usually fairly accurate.not strictly/completely/entirely accurate (=not exactly accurate) The evidence she gave to the court was not strictly accurate. \| His drawing of the building is not entirely accurate.factually accurate (=the facts are all correct) Everything in the article is factually accurate.historically accurate (=exactly like something that existed in the past) The costumes designed for the film were historically accurate.broadly accurate (=mostly accurate) His account is broadly accurate.uncannily accurate (=very accurate, in a way that is strange or surprising) His prediction was uncannily accurate.verbsprove accurate (=be shown to be accurate) The scientists’ forecasts about global warming have proved accurate.prepositionsaccurate to (within) a millimetre/a second etc The clock is accurate to one thousandth of a second.THESAURUS: accurate → true (1)
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