accurately

/ak-yer-it-lee/US // ˈæk yər ɪt li //

准确,准确地,准确地说,准确的

Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : in a way that is free from error or defect and consistent with a standard, rule, or model: She worked on aircraft before they left on missions; the work needed to be done fast and accurately to ensure safety on all flights.
- : correctly; precisely: He’s a good lacrosse player; he passes well and can shoot accurately.Humans are generally afraid of death—or, more accurately, don't want to die.

adv.correctly

Synonyms

This gives rangers a more accurate image and location to track than earlier systems that captured and reported on pictures of all wildlife, which ran down the trackers’ battery life.
The idea, according to proponents, is to follow the money, as it provides a more accurate reflection of public sentiment than polling models that have appeared increasingly tenuous in recent elections.
“I do not have faith that the poll books are complete and accurate,” Palmer said.
Everyone’s work around a digital twin of the project is accurate and up-to-date.
During testing, human reviewers also judged the model’s summaries to be more informative and accurate than previous methods.
If Congress accurately reflected our nation on the basis of race, about 63 percent would be white, not 80 percent.
These self-dubbed gear heads go toe to toe (or perhaps more accurately, crash to crash), with the men in the sport.
Nor is his face, or more accurately the shape of the hair that hides his face, easy to forget.
Or perhaps more accurately, a man, in his last years, especially but not exclusively consumed by affairs of the spirit.
Much of this has been pure, or more accurately, impure, political theater.
The dilution can be more accurately made in the leukocyte pipet of the Thoma-Zeiss instrument.
The bridge should be fitted as accurately as the post, and as though it grew from the belly, the feet touching equally all round.

/ak-yer-it-lee/US // ˈæk yər ɪt li //

准确,准确地,准确地说,准确的

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : in a way that is free from error or defect and consistent with a standard, rule, or model: She worked on aircraft before they left on missions; the work needed to be done fast and accurately to ensure safety on all flights.
- : correctly; precisely: He’s a good lacrosse player; he passes well and can shoot accurately.Humans are generally afraid of death—or, more accurately, don't want to die.

adv.correctly

Synonyms

This gives rangers a more accurate image and location to track than earlier systems that captured and reported on pictures of all wildlife, which ran down the trackers’ battery life.
The idea, according to proponents, is to follow the money, as it provides a more accurate reflection of public sentiment than polling models that have appeared increasingly tenuous in recent elections.
“I do not have faith that the poll books are complete and accurate,” Palmer said.
Everyone’s work around a digital twin of the project is accurate and up-to-date.
During testing, human reviewers also judged the model’s summaries to be more informative and accurate than previous methods.
If Congress accurately reflected our nation on the basis of race, about 63 percent would be white, not 80 percent.
These self-dubbed gear heads go toe to toe (or perhaps more accurately, crash to crash), with the men in the sport.
Nor is his face, or more accurately the shape of the hair that hides his face, easy to forget.
Or perhaps more accurately, a man, in his last years, especially but not exclusively consumed by affairs of the spirit.
Much of this has been pure, or more accurately, impure, political theater.
The dilution can be more accurately made in the leukocyte pipet of the Thoma-Zeiss instrument.
The bridge should be fitted as accurately as the post, and as though it grew from the belly, the feet touching equally all round.