precise
美:/prɪˈsaɪs/
英:/prɪ'saɪs/
adj.:
准确的；确切的；精确的；明确的
网络:
一丝不苟的；精密；精准
例句
1.
A precise calculagraph is usually applied to any technical fields as athletic competition that demands accurate timing.
高精度计时器常用于体育竞赛及各种要求有较精确定时的技术领域。
2.
Because of the extensive cultivation of most species, it is often difficult to determine the precise wild distribution.
因为许多种的广大耕作，确定准确的野生的分布是难的通常的。
3.
But the precise nature of the job has always been a little vague.
但这一职位的确切职能一直有些模糊。
4.
Researchers are beginning to understand the precise impact various forms of exercise have on the heart.
研究人员已经开始了解不同运动形式对心脏的确切影响。
5.
The point of it all is to allow more precise investigation of how human gut bacteria work.
重点在于可以有更精细的实验来了解人类如何使细菌发挥作用。
6.
He said he believed that any modern extreme sport involved precise control of scientific instruments.
他认为现代任何一项极限运动都需要对科学器具的精确控制。
7.
If you know your precise time of birth to the minute, you can erect a natal chart and find out your rising sign.
如果你知道你准确到分钟的出生时间，就可以排出星盘并找出你的上升星座。
8.
Or, to be more precise, the Cavendish - the variety sold in shops throughout Britain - may be en route to oblivion.
更精确地说，「板烟」，在全英国各店家贩卖的品种，可能正在往淹没的路上。
9.
The bank used to count people who lived on less than "a dollar a day" (or $1. 08 in 1993 prices, to be precise).
世界银行过去常常计算生活低于“一美元一天”的人数（精确地说是，在1993年价格标准下的1.08美元）。
10.
Few even came close, but one dad picked up his son, hefted him in his hands, and gave me the precise weight, right down to the ounces.
很少有人差地近似，可是有一位父亲抱起他的孩子，掂在双手中，告诉我确切地数字，精确到了盎司。