inexact

单词inexact

基本解释

adj.: 不准确的；不精确的
网络: 不正确的；不确切的；非精确

权威解释

• 不准确的；不精确的:

  not accurate or exact

英汉解释

• 不精密的

• 不正确的

• 不严格的,不仔细的

• 不确切的

• 不精确的,不准确的

同义词

adj.impreciseinaccuratevagueroughapproximate

反义词

adj.precise

例句

• Now, economic forecasting is an inexact science, to say the least, and things could turn out better than the report predicts.

  经济预测在现在还不是一门准确的科学，起码我可以这么说，事情说不定会比这份报告预测的好得多。

• Estimating world oil demand is something of an inexact science.

  世界石油需求预测是一门不精确的科学。

• The comparison is inexact. Nothing like as much money is going into clean energy as went into telecoms and internet firms.

  这样的对比是不准确的，没有什么能像现在这么多资金投入到清洁能源的开发中，就像当初把钱投入电信业与互联网公司一样。

• Recession cycles are thought to be a normal part of living in a world of inexact balances between supply and demand.

  衰退周期被认为是一种正常的一部分，生活在一个世界的不确定性之间取得平衡供应和需求。

• A few members of the team manage to become bilingual, but they become bottlenecks of information flow, and their translations are inexact.

  团队中很少有人设法去精通两种语言，于是他们之间的信息传递遇到了瓶颈，不能够准确地进行转换。

• The founders were in fact quite aware that their science of government was inexact and their design of government only a sketch .

  事实上制宪者深知他们的政治学并不精确，他们所设计的政府仅是一蓝图而已。

• At many institutions, the derivation of exposure limits has tended to be an imprecise and inexact science.

  在许多机构的接触限值的推导往往是不精确的和不精确的科学。

• Granted, counting millionaires in the U. S. is an inexact science: counting them in China is one step away from guesswork.

  当然，美国的百万富翁人数无法精确统计，统计中国的百万富翁人数更是要靠猜测。

• Seismologists caution the public that their work is still an inexact science.

  地震学家提醒公众，他们的研究仍然无法十分精确。

• This paper is of great significance when the evaluation is inexact due to linguistic vague.

  本文对因为语义模糊带来的判断不准确性问题意义十分重大。