英语词组measure是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiommeasurefor good measureif you add something for good measure, you do or use it in addition to what has already been done or used, in order to be sure you get the result that you want:She put in a little more salt for good measure, and turned the heat down.The new CD will feature Clapton, with a few guest artists thrown in for good measure.take/get the measure ofto discover what someone or something is like, especially so that you can deal with problems easily:By the third game, Pearce had the measure of her opponent and was settling down and playing well.I'm afraid she isn't very good at handling the kids, and it's only taken three days for the class to get her measure.have the measure of: The Norwegian quartet certainly had the measure of this splendid music, each player contributing to a very relaxed and very rewarding performance.

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beyond measure
confidence-building measure
desperate measures
desperate times call for desperate measures
desperate times require desperate measures
drastic times call for drastic measures
drastic times require drastic measures
for good measure
full measure
full/short measure
get the measure of
get the measure of (someone or something)
get/have/take the measure of somebody
have the measure of (someone or something)
have the measure of someone
in a measure
in equal measure(s)
in full measure
in great measure
in great, large, etc. measure
in large measure
in some measure
in some, equal, etc. measure
made to measure
make (something) to measure
make something to measure
measure (someone or sth) (up) against (someone or sth else)
measure (something) off
measure (something) out
measure against
measure for drapes
measure off
measure out
measure swords
measure the drapes
measure twice and cut once
measure twice, cut once
measure up
measure up (to someone or something)
measure up against
measure your length
no half measures
short measure
some measure
special measures
take (one's) measure
take someone's measure
take the measure of (someone or something)

词组	measure
释义	idiommeasurefor good measureif you add something for good measure, you do or use it in addition to what has already been done or used, in order to be sure you get the result that you want:She put in a little more salt for good measure, and turned the heat down.The new CD will feature Clapton, with a few guest artists thrown in for good measure.take/get the measure ofto discover what someone or something is like, especially so that you can deal with problems easily:By the third game, Pearce had the measure of her opponent and was settling down and playing well.I'm afraid she isn't very good at handling the kids, and it's only taken three days for the class to get her measure.have the measure of: The Norwegian quartet certainly had the measure of this splendid music, each player contributing to a very relaxed and very rewarding performance. phrasemeasure[measured, measured, measuring] measure against measure sb/sth against sb/sth to judge how good or bad someone or something is, by comparing them with someone or something else: With the government's national tests, it is now possible to measure each child against fixed standards. The administration's achievements are less impressive if we measure them against their intentions.measure yourself against sb/sth If all musicians measured themselves against Mozart, they would get very depressed. measure off *measure sth* off** • measure off sth to measure a length of something. especially material and cut it off from a larger piece.: They decided on a dark green material, and the elderly assistant measured off the required length. measure out measure out sth • *measure sth* out to weigh or measure a particular amount of something that you want to use, often in order to make something: I showed the children how to measure out and mix the ingredients for the cake. The shop assistant got down the dress material and measured it out carefully. measure up 1. measure up to be of a good enough standardhow does sb/sth measure up (=used when asking what someone or something is like and whether they are good enough) What happens to teachers who don't measure up? How does your new house measure up?+ to I wondered how he would measure up to being chairman. Some of the college's courses do not measure up to the required standard.2. measure up • measure sth up** • measure up sth to measure the exact size of something, for example a room or a piece of furniture: In most cases, when you buy new carpets, the firm will measure up for you. We hadn't measured up properly, and when the washing machine arrived it wouldn't fit in the space.3. measure sb up • measure up sb to look at someone carefully in order to decide what your opinion of them is, especially when you first meet them: The two men shook hands and silently measured each other up.■ SIMILAR TO: size up, weigh up measure up to measure up to sb/sth to be as good as someone or something else, when you compare them: According to our research, girls still do not measure up to boys in science subjects. measure up against measure sb/sth up against sb/sth to compare someone or something with another person or thing, in order to find which is better, bigger etc: How does the company's performance measure up against the best in the world? See: beyond measure confidence-building measure desperate measures desperate times call for desperate measures desperate times require desperate measures drastic times call for drastic measures drastic times require drastic measures for good measure full measure full/short measure get the measure of get the measure of (someone or something) get/have/take the measure of somebody have the measure of (someone or something) have the measure of someone in a measure in equal measure(s) in full measure in great measure in great, large, etc. measure in large measure in some measure in some, equal, etc. measure made to measure make (something) to measure make something to measure measure (someone or sth) (up) against (someone or sth else) measure (something) off measure (something) out measure against measure for drapes measure off measure out measure swords measure the drapes measure twice and cut once measure twice, cut once measure up measure up (to someone or something) measure up against measure your length no half measures short measure some measure special measures take (one's) measure take someone's measure take the measure of (someone or something)
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