单词	calibrate
释义	calibratecal‧i‧brate /ˈkæləbreɪt/ verb [transitive] technical Verb Table VERB TABLE calibrate Simple Form Present I, you, we, they calibrate he, she, it calibrates Past I, you, he, she, it, we, they calibrated Present perfect I, you, we, they have calibrated he, she, it has calibrated Past perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they had calibrated Future I, you, he, she, it, we, they will calibrate Future perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they will have calibrated Continuous Form Present I am calibrating he, she, it is calibrating you, we, they are calibrating Past I, he, she, it was calibrating you, we, they were calibrating Present perfect I, you, we, they have been calibrating he, she, it has been calibrating Past perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they had been calibrating Future I, you, he, she, it, we, they will be calibrating Future perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they will have been calibrating Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS A second experiment is then performed to calibrate the calorimeter. Death was being held at bay, measured, calibrated, and analyzed. Hence, the scale of the meter can be calibrated directly in terms of PCO2. In the preschool program scales must be properly calibrated, and calipers must be properly adjusted. 4. The next is to calibrate the gain, using a pair of Helmholtz coils. The red giants also may be useful in calibrating cosmic distances and estimating the age of the universe. This is because every diode is individually calibrated and balanced to ensure uniform printing across every single line. word sets WORD SETS► Measurement acre, nounacreage, nounavoirdupois, nounbaker's dozen, nounbalance, nounbarometer, nounbaseline, nounbasin, nounbaud rate, nounbearing, nounbecquerel, nounblack box, nounboiling point, nounbottle, nounbox, nouncalculator, nouncalibrate, verbcalibration, nouncc, centi-, prefixcentimetre, nouncircumference, nouncl, clock, verbcm, cu, cubic, adjectivecubit, nouncup, nouncupful, nouncwt, daylight saving time, noundeci-, prefixdecibel, noundecimalization, noundeflection, noundegree, noundensity, noundepth, noundimension, noundipstick, noundisplacement, noundoz., noundozen, numberelevation, nounfactor, nounfathom, nounfl oz, fluid ounce, nounfoot, nounft, g, gage, noungal, gallon, noungauge, noungauge, verbGB, Geiger counter, noungigabyte, noungill, noungirth, noungm, graduated, adjectivegraduation, noungrain, noungram, noungramme, noungrid, noungross, adjectivehandful, nounhectare, nounhertz, nounhigh, adjectivehundredweight, nounimpedance, nounimperial, adjectiveinch, nounindicator, nouninstrument, nounjoule, nounkarat, nounkg, kilo, nounkilo-, prefixkilogram, nounkilometre, nounkm, knot, nounl, latitude, nounlb, league, nounlength, nounlight year, nounliter, nounlitre, nounlow water mark, nounmax, nounmaximum, adjectivemean, adjectivemeasure, verbmeasure, nounmedian, nounmedium, adjectivemegaton, nounmelting point, nounmental age, nounmeter, nounmeter, verb-meter, suffixmetre, noun-metre, suffixmetric, adjectivemetrication, nounmetric ton, nounmg, MHz, microsecond, nounmile, nounmillennium, nounmilli-, prefixmillibar, nounmilligram, nounmillilitre, nounmillimetre, nounminus, adjectiveminute, nounml, mpg, mph, nano-, prefixnanosecond, nounnautical mile, nounounce, nounoverweight, adjectiveoz, pace, verbpart, nounpedometer, nounpint, nounplus, adjectivepoint, nounpound, nounpunnet, nounqt, quantify, verbquart, nounradioactive dating, nounradius, nounrain gauge, nounread, verbreading, nounrecord, verbreset, verbrev, nounrotation, nounrpm, rule, nounruler, nounscale, nounsea level, nounsea mile, nounseismograph, nounsensor, nounset square, nounsextant, nounsnowfall, nounsoundings, nounsq., subsonic, adjectivesundial, nountherm, nountimberline, nountog, nounton, nountonnage, nountonne, nountroy weight, noununit, nounvoltmeter, nounvolume, nounwatch, nounwatt, nounwattage, nounweighbridge, nounweight, nounwidth, nounwt., yard, nounyardage, nounyardstick, nounyd, zero, number 1to check or slightly change an instrument or tool, so that it does something correctly2to mark an instrument or tool so that you can use it for measuring
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