estimate
美:/ˈestɪmət/
英:/'estɪmeɪt/
v.:
估计；估算；估价
n.:
估价；（对大小、数量、成本等的）估计；估计的成本
网络:
估量；评估；评价
词形变换: (第三人称单数) estimates (现在分词) estimating (过去式) estimated
例句
1.
Although I don't agree with what he said, I suddenly couldn't help me to ask: How to estimate the severity of a person's stuttering?
虽然我并不赞同这种说法，但突然间我也不由自主地问自己：到底怎样才能精确地评估某位口吃者的口吃严重程度呢？
2.
But, it should be noted, the erroneous estimate did not make it into the guide for policymakers. It appears only in the full report.
值得欣慰的是，这一错误估计，并未成为决策者的决策指导依据，而仅仅是以报告的形式体现。
3.
How much confidence can one place in the estimate of predicate selectivity?
在谓词选择型评估中，一个会有多大比重？
4.
Since the rate is going to be much lower among the general population, we'll make a conservative estimate of 1 in 15 for all single adults.
考虑到这个比率在普通民众会高出太多，因此我们只作个保守的计算，即在成年单身人士中的比率为1：15。
5.
But it's rare that you can buy a great financial services franchise for 52% of the company's estimate of its tangible value.
den等但以有形资产估算值的52%买到这样一家有实力的金融服务公司的股票，这样的机会非常难得。
6.
That gain isn't guaranteed, of course, but it's your best estimate of how much you'll make if things work out as you expect.
当然这个收益谁也不能保证，但是，假如事情像你想的那样，你就对自己的收益作出了最好的估算。
7.
Every estimate is at least partially a guess, and experience or higher IQ won't eliminate all the guesswork.
每项估算至少部分属于猜测，而经验或高智商并不能消除全部猜测。
8.
According to at least one estimate, China's economy will surpass that of the U. S. by 2021.
根据起码一个以上的推测，中国经济会在2021年以前超越美国。
9.
In economics, forecasting is the attempt to formalize the implicit estimate of the future on which decisions have to be based.
在经济学中，预测是对未来做出某种暗示性的估计，做为决策的依据。
10.
While Genting has not disclosed how much of this is derived from gambling operations, analysts estimate this to be about 70% to 90%.
云顶新加坡没有披露这些利润有多少来自博彩业务，但分析人士估计这个比例在70%到90%之间。