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

COLLOCATIONS► balanced diet

It is very important for children to eat a balanced diet (=containing a variety of good foods in the right amounts).

► balanced budget

a balanced budget (=when a government is not spending more money than it has available)

► delicately balanced

delicately balanced (=almost exactly even or equal) plant and animal communities

THESAURUSreasonable and acceptable► fair

a fair situation, system, or way of treating people seems acceptable and right and gives everyone the same advantages: What do you think is the fairest solution? All we’re asking for is a fair wage.

► reasonable

fair and sensible, according to most people: I don’t think it’s reasonable to ask people to work 80 hours a week.

► balanced

reasonable and treating everyone equally: We try to bring our viewers balanced news coverage.

► equal

giving the same rights and opportunities to everyone: If you give all the kids an equal chance, most will succeed.

► impartial

not giving special attention or support to any one person or group: A trial must have an impartial judge and jury.

► unbiased

fair, and not influenced by your own or other people’s opinions: It’s hard to find accurate, unbiased information in politics these days.

► equitable

formal fair and equal for everyone involved. Used about the way people are treated and the way problems are solved: The final agreement was an equitable solution to a difficult problem.

► even-handed

giving fair and equal treatment to everyone. Used about people: He was very even-handed in the way he treated employees.

► just

morally right and fair: The emperor was known as a just ruler.

单词	balanced
释义	balancedbalanced /ˈbælənst/ ●●○ adjective Collocations COLLOCATIONS► balanced diet It is very important for children to eat a balanced diet (=containing a variety of good foods in the right amounts). ► balanced budget a balanced budget (=when a government is not spending more money than it has available) ► delicately balanced delicately balanced (=almost exactly even or equal) plant and animal communities Thesaurus THESAURUSreasonable and acceptable► fair a fair situation, system, or way of treating people seems acceptable and right and gives everyone the same advantages: What do you think is the fairest solution? All we’re asking for is a fair wage. ► reasonable fair and sensible, according to most people: I don’t think it’s reasonable to ask people to work 80 hours a week. ► balanced reasonable and treating everyone equally: We try to bring our viewers balanced news coverage. ► equal giving the same rights and opportunities to everyone: If you give all the kids an equal chance, most will succeed. ► impartial not giving special attention or support to any one person or group: A trial must have an impartial judge and jury. ► unbiased fair, and not influenced by your own or other people’s opinions: It’s hard to find accurate, unbiased information in politics these days. ► equitable formal fair and equal for everyone involved. Used about the way people are treated and the way problems are solved: The final agreement was an equitable solution to a difficult problem. ► even-handed giving fair and equal treatment to everyone. Used about people: He was very even-handed in the way he treated employees. ► just morally right and fair: The emperor was known as a just ruler. 1giving equal attention to all sides or opinions SYN fair: a balanced account of the events► see thesaurus at fair12arranged to include things or people of different kinds in the right amount: a balanced approach to our transportation problems It is very important for children to eat a balanced diet (=containing a variety of good foods in the right amounts).3used to describe a situation in which one part is equal to or not greater than the other: a balanced budget (=when a government is not spending more money than it has available) delicately balanced (=almost exactly even or equal) plant and animal communities4not giving too much importance to one thing: He said he felt balanced and happy again.
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