英语词汇“of the order of”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

of the order of

chiefly British

1Approximately: sales increases are of the order of 20 per cent...

We're looking at the risk of destabilisation of the West Antarctic ice sheet, or a very rapid decay of the ice sheet, leading to sea rise over centuries of the order of 6 or 7 metres or so.
We estimate that total area of infestation is only of the order of about 350 hectares and that's spread along about 60, 70 or so isolated populations.
It is reasonable to assume that in due course he will have an earning capacity of the order of £10,000 per annum, but that it will take three years before he is likely to achieve that level of earnings.

Synonyms

roughly, approximately, about, around, just about, round about, or so, or thereabouts, more or less, in the neighbourhood of, in the region of, in the area of, in the vicinity of, something like, or thereabouts, give or take (a few), in round numbers, rounded up/down;

near to, close to, nearly, not far off, almost, approaching;

British getting on for;

Latin circa

informal pushing, as near as dammit

North American informal in the ballpark of

archaic nigh

2 Mathematics Having the order of magnitude specified by.A spectrograph/diode array system accomplishes the detection with a signal-to-noise ratio of the order of 105....

With N of the order of 100 for 20dB sensitivity improvement, the total work of acquisition rises to some five orders of magnitude greater.
Integral-expressing K562 cells were pushed by a force of the order of 100 pN against surfaces coated with iibronectin fragments.

See parent entry: order

单词	of the order of
释义	of the order of chiefly British 1Approximately: sales increases are of the order of 20 per cent... We're looking at the risk of destabilisation of the West Antarctic ice sheet, or a very rapid decay of the ice sheet, leading to sea rise over centuries of the order of 6 or 7 metres or so. We estimate that total area of infestation is only of the order of about 350 hectares and that's spread along about 60, 70 or so isolated populations. It is reasonable to assume that in due course he will have an earning capacity of the order of £10,000 per annum, but that it will take three years before he is likely to achieve that level of earnings. Synonyms roughly, approximately, about, around, just about, round about, or so, or thereabouts, more or less, in the neighbourhood of, in the region of, in the area of, in the vicinity of, something like, or thereabouts, give or take (a few), in round numbers, rounded up/down; near to, close to, nearly, not far off, almost, approaching; British getting on for; Latin circa informal pushing, as near as dammit North American informal in the ballpark of archaic nigh 2 Mathematics Having the order of magnitude specified by.A spectrograph/diode array system accomplishes the detection with a signal-to-noise ratio of the order of 105.... With N of the order of 100 for 20dB sensitivity improvement, the total work of acquisition rises to some five orders of magnitude greater. Integral-expressing K562 cells were pushed by a force of the order of 100 pN against surfaces coated with iibronectin fragments. See parent entry: order
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