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

单词	benchmark
释义	Contents noun (1) benchmark (1) verb (1) benchmark (1) more…(2) benchmark benchmarking Contents noun (3) benchmark (1) benchmark (2) benchmark (3) verb (3) benchmark (1) benchmark (2) benchmark (3) English American Business benchmarknoun [ C ] uk/ˈbentʃ.mɑːk/us/ˈbentʃ.mɑːrk/ a level of quality that can be used as a standard when comparing other things: Her outstanding performances set a new benchmark for singers throughout the world. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Quality and standard cachet calibre conform conformance conformity criterion grade level mark notch plane prestige qualitative quality quality assurance quality control star status style upscale See more results » benchmark adjective ukus a benchmark case benchmarkverb [ T ] uk/ˈbentʃ.mɑːk/us/ˈbentʃ.mɑːrk/ to measure the quality of something by comparing it with something else of an accepted standard: His reports said that all schools should be benchmarked against the best. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Comparing and contrasting against analogy antithesis as against idiom balance balance sth against sth beside comparison competitive contrast contrastive differentiate gold standard relative relatively set simile stack up vis-à-vis work-life balance See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Samples and examples benchmarking noun [ U ] uk/ˈbentʃˌmɑː.kɪŋ/us/ˈbentʃˌmɑːr.kɪŋ/ rigorous benchmarking of research performance a benchmarking system to help consumers benchmarknoun [ C ] us/ˈbentʃˌmɑrk/ a standard for measuring or judging other things of the same type: Her performances set a new benchmark for classical pianists. benchmarknoun [ C ] uk/ˈbenʃmɑːk/us a level of quality that can be used as a standard against which to compare other things: Apple's iconic iPhone became the benchmark in the market. The new report provides a benchmark for food companies around the world. The catalog industry can discover new opportunities by comparing its own business trends to industry benchmarks. They set the benchmark for ethical beauty packaging. The company sets the benchmark against which other businesses make health care decisions. FINANCE a share price, interest rate, etc. that other share prices, interest rates, etc. can be compared against: the benchmark for sth This year the benchmark for iron ore is $60 a tonne. The Merval stock index, the benchmark measure of Argentina's stock market, rose 8.2% yesterday. The benchmark price of oil dropped from $59 to $53 per barrel. IT a computer program that measures the quality and speed of computer software or hardware (= equipment or electronic parts): benchmark program/software/test The benchmark tests show that the new machines are only slightly faster. benchmarkverb uk/ˈbenʃmɑːk/us [ T ] to measure the quality of something by comparing it with something else of an accepted standard: Being able to benchmark performance is very important for new companies. The European Parliament has launched a programme to benchmark employment laws across the EU. [ I or T ] to use something as a standard in order to improve your own work, products, or processes: benchmark (sb/sth) against sth The company continues to benchmark against the competition. The results allow the company to benchmark itself against other organizations and identify areas for improvement. [ T ] IT to test the quality and speed of computer software or hardware (= equipment or electronic parts): Benchmark the speed of your computer.
随便看	a bit on the side a bit... a bite a bite (to eat) a bite to eat a bitter pill a bitter pill (to swallow) a bitter pill to swallow a blanket of sth a blast from the past a blaze of sth a blessing in disguise a blinding flash a blitz on sth a blot on sb's character a blot on sbs character a blot on the landscape A board a bolt from the blue a bolt from/out of the blue a bolt out of the blue a bomb a bone of contention a boot/kick up the/your backside a breach of the peace