单词 | rectify |
释义 | rec·ti·fy 1. a. < a situation that can be rectified only by … evidence with which we can relate the past to the present — A.H.Shroeder > b. < and would do your best to rectify the mischief — George Meredith > < mistakes can be rectified by care and industry — Bertrand Russell > 2. a. < set about cutting down the contracted hoofs and rectifying the horny pad — Gerald Beaumont > b. < the increase would not rectify unbalanced world trade — Time > 3. a. < must rectify his life if he would be saved > b. obsolete < a man has frequent opportunities of … rectifying the prejudiced — Joseph Addison > 4. 5. < it is important to rectify the opinion — Curt Stern > < compile a better set of astronomical tables, rectify the calendar — H.J.J.Winter > 6. a. b. 7. < rectifying the guttering after that gale — Adrian Bell > 8. Synonyms: see correct |
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