estimable

/es-tuh-muh-buhl/US // ˈɛs tə mə bəl //UK // (ˈɛstɪməbəl) //

可估计,可估计的,可以估计,可估算

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : worthy of esteem; deserving respect or admiration: What an estimable young woman; a renowned neurosurgeon at 26.
- : capable of being estimated: The cost to society of drug addiction is hardly estimable.

adj.honorable, worthy

Synonyms

Who we are is enough without commodities and other people, but in-group admission and approval — and the sense of safety and belonging that comes with it — feels like the estimable thing we need to gain in order to self-actualize.
Now the estimable Cook Report has moved the race from Lean Republican to a Toss-Up.
To save himself, Nixon nominated the estimable Elliot Richardson to be his new attorney general.
He was a most estimable person, but he never ignored an opportunity to talk with a new and interesting woman.
You must imagine this sound as something between a grunt and a groan, that the estimable lady gave vent to whenever put out.
As sons of Freedom you are now called upon to defend your most estimable blessings.
I am still a Loafer; Jim is a most estimable member of the gentlest society; and this is how it all came about.
And with this show of humility, which may not have been entirely sincere, this estimable lady took her departure.

/es-tuh-muh-buhl/US // ˈɛs tə mə bəl //UK // (ˈɛstɪməbəl) //

可估计,可估计的,可以估计,可估算

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : worthy of esteem; deserving respect or admiration: What an estimable young woman; a renowned neurosurgeon at 26.
- : capable of being estimated: The cost to society of drug addiction is hardly estimable.

adj.honorable, worthy

Synonyms

Who we are is enough without commodities and other people, but in-group admission and approval — and the sense of safety and belonging that comes with it — feels like the estimable thing we need to gain in order to self-actualize.
Now the estimable Cook Report has moved the race from Lean Republican to a Toss-Up.
To save himself, Nixon nominated the estimable Elliot Richardson to be his new attorney general.
He was a most estimable person, but he never ignored an opportunity to talk with a new and interesting woman.
You must imagine this sound as something between a grunt and a groan, that the estimable lady gave vent to whenever put out.
As sons of Freedom you are now called upon to defend your most estimable blessings.
I am still a Loafer; Jim is a most estimable member of the gentlest society; and this is how it all came about.
And with this show of humility, which may not have been entirely sincere, this estimable lady took her departure.