单词 | moderate |
释义 | adjective | verb | noun moderatemoderate1 /ˈmɑdərɪt/ ●●○ adjective 1neither very big nor very small, very hot nor very cold, very fast nor very slow, etc.: The store suffered moderate damage. moderate temperatures I’d rate the degree of difficulty as moderate.2social studies, politics having opinions or beliefs, especially about politics, that are not extreme and that most people consider reasonable or sensible: her moderate views on social issues a group of moderate Republican senators3staying within reasonable or sensible limits: The doctor recommended moderate exercise. Trading on the stock exchange was moderate Friday. a moderate drinker (=someone who does not drink too much alcohol) → see also moderately adjective | verb | noun moderatemoderate2 /ˈmɑdəˌreɪt/ verb 1[transitive] to control a discussion or argument and to help people reach an agreement: A Babson College professor will moderate the debate.2[intransitive, transitive] formal to make something less extreme or violent, or to become less extreme or violent: Bloom has since moderated his position on low-income housing.3[transitive] to watch a conversation in a chat room in order to make sure that there is no bad language, no illegal or inappropriate things written, etc. adjective | verb | noun moderatemoderate3 /ˈmɑdərɪt/ noun [countable] social studies, politics someone whose opinions or beliefs, especially about politics, are not extreme and are considered reasonable by most people OPP hardliner: moderate on She’s a moderate on fiscal issues. → see also extremist |
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