measured
英 ['meʒəd]
美 ['mɛʒɚd]
- adj. 量过的；慎重的；基于标准的；有规则的
- v. 测量，判断（measure的过去分词）
GRE
- measured (adj.)
- late 14c., "deliberate, restrained," adjective from past participle of measure (v.). Meaning "uniform, regular" is from c. 1400.
- 1. The Egyptians probably measured their day in twenty-four hours of unequal length.
- 埃及人很有可能用不同长度的24小时来度量日子。
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- 2. He measured the speed at which ultrasonic waves travel along the bone.
- 他测出了超声波穿过骨头的速度。
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- 3. The packets are measured to reduce waste.
- 包裹的大小经过测量以减少浪费。
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- 4. Her more measured response will appeal to voters.
- 她那更为慎重的答复会受到选民的欢迎。
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- 5. The men spoke in soft, measured tones.
- 这些人说话的语气轻柔而平稳。
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