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单词 personal equation
释义

equal /ēˈkwəl/

adjective
  1. Identical in quantity
  2. Of the same value
  3. Having the same status
  4. Adequate
  5. In correct proportion
  6. Fit
  7. Equable
  8. Uniform
  9. Equitable
  10. Evenly balanced
  11. Just
  12. Equally developed on each side (botany)
noun
  1. One of the same age, rank, etc
  2. Equality (Spenser)
transitive verb (eˈqualling; eˈqualled)
  1. To be or make equal to
  2. To be as good as
  3. To match
  4. To reach the same level as (botany)
ORIGIN: L aequālis equal, and aequāre, -ātum to make equal, from aequus equal

equalitārˈian /-kwol-/ adjective

Of or relating to the equality of mankind

noun

A person who believes in or supports the political and social equality of mankind

equalitāˈrianism noun

equality /ē-kwolˈi-ti/ noun

  1. The condition of being equal
  2. Sameness
  3. Evenness

equalizāˈtion or equalisāˈtion noun

  1. The act of making equal
  2. The state of being equalized

eˈqualize or eˈqualise transitive verb

  1. To make equal or uniform
  2. To equal (obsolete)
intransitive verb
  1. To become equal
  2. To make one's score equal to one's opponent's

equalīˈzer or equalīˈser noun

  1. A person or thing that equalizes
  2. A goal, etc that levels the score
  3. See also graphic equalizer under graph

equally /ēˈkwə-li/ adverb

eˈqualness noun

Equality, equability

ēˈquant noun

In Ptolemy's astronomical system, a point on the line on which the earth and the centre of a given planet's deferent stand, or a circle centred on such a point, used to reconcile observed planetary motions with the hypothesis of uniform planetary velocity

adjective
  1. Of or relating to such a point or circle
  2. Of the geometric form taken by a crystal in which its diameter is equal or nearly equal in all directions (crystallography)

equātˈable adjective

equāteˈ transitive verb

  1. To reduce to an average or to a common standard of comparison
  2. To state as equal
  3. To regard as equal
intransitive verb

To be or be regarded, treated, etc as equal

equāˈtion /i-kwāˈzhən or i-kwāˈshən/ noun

  1. The act of making equal
  2. The state of being equal
  3. A statement of the equality of two quantities
  4. Reduction to a common standard
  5. Correction to compensate for an error, irregularity or discrepancy
  6. The quantity added for this purpose
  7. A formula expressing a chemical action and the proportions of the substances involved

equāˈtional adjective

equāˈtive adjective (grammar)

Denoting identity or equivalence

equal opportunities plural noun

In employment, etc, the avoidance of any discrimination between applicants, etc on the grounds of sex, race, etc, monitored by the government-appointed Equal Opportunities Commission

equal sign or equals sign noun

The symbol =, which indicates that two (numerical) values are equal

equal temperament see under temperament

equation of time noun (astronomy)

Mean solar time minus apparent solar time, or the right ascension of the true sun minus that of the mean sun

equal to

Having the necessary ability for

equal to the occasion

Fit or able to cope with an emergency

personal equation

  1. A correction to be applied to the reading of an instrument on account of the observer's tendency to read too high, too low, etc
  2. Any tendency to error or prejudice due to personal characteristics for which allowance must be made

personal /pûrˈsə-nl/

adjective
  1. Of the nature of a person
  2. Of or relating to a person or personality
  3. Relating, referring, or pointing to a particular person or persons
  4. Aiming offensively at a particular person or persons
  5. Belonging or peculiar to a person
  6. Own
  7. One's own
  8. Of private concern
  9. Relating to private concerns
  10. Bodily
  11. In bodily presence
  12. (of a telephone call) made to a particular person
  13. By one's own action
  14. Indicating person (grammar)
  15. Tailored to the needs of a particular person
  16. Done in person
  17. Orig not recoverable by an action for the restitution of the specific thing, but such as compensation might be claimed for, opp to real (Eng law)
  18. Hence (now) passing at death not to the heir (as real property) but to the executor
noun (N American; often in pl)

A personal ad (qv below)

ORIGIN: L persōna an actor's mask, perh from Etruscan phersu masked figures, commonly associated (in spite of difference of quantity) with personāre, -ātum, from per and sonāre to sound; cf parson

personalia /-āˈli-ə/ plural noun

Notes, anecdotes, or particulars relating to persons

perˈsonalism noun

  1. The character of being personal
  2. A theory or doctrine that attributes personality, or spiritual freedom and responsibility, as distinct from mere individuality, to human beings, esp that enunciated by French philosopher Emmanuel Mounier in 1936

perˈsonalist noun

  1. Someone who writes personal notes
  2. A believer in, or follower of, personalism

personalisˈtic adjective

personalizāˈtion or personalisāˈtion noun

perˈsonalize or perˈsonalise transitive verb

  1. To apply to, or take as referring to, a definite person
  2. To tailor to or cater for the desires of a particular person
  3. To mark with a person's name, initials, monogram, etc
  4. To give a mark or character to (something) so that it is identifiable as belonging to a certain person
  5. To personify

perˈsonally adverb

  1. In a personal or direct manner
  2. In person
  3. Individually
  4. For my part (informal)

perˈsonalty noun (law)

Personal estate, all the property which, when a person dies, goes to the executor or administrator, as distinguished from the realty, which goes to the heir-at-law

personal ad noun

A message or advertisement in a personal column

personal allowance noun

An amount, determined by the government, which is deducted from income before arriving at the taxable amount

personal assistant noun

Someone who helps a particular individual such as an executive, esp performing secretarial or administrative work (abbrev PA)

personal chair noun

A university chair created for the period of tenure of a particular person

personal column noun

A newpaper column containing personal messages, advertisements, etc

personal communications network see PCN

personal computer noun

A single-user microcomputer (abbrev PC)

personal digital assistant noun

A hand-held computer containing a personal information manager (abbrev PDA)

personal dosimeter noun

A sensitive tubular electroscope, charged by a generator and discharged by ionizing radiation, used by workers in areas of potential radiation hazard

personal effects plural noun

  1. Those belongings worn or carried about one's person
  2. Private or intimate possessions

personal equation see under equal

personal equity plan noun

(from 1987 to 1999) a financial investment scheme, offering certain tax benefits, that encouraged individuals to invest in British companies (abbrev PEP)

personal estate or personal property noun

Property other than land or buildings, passing at death to one's executor, not to one's heir-at-law, opp to real estate or property

personal exception noun (Scots law; obsolete)

A ground of objection which applies to an individual and prevents him from doing something which, but for his conduct or situation, he might do

personal foul noun (basketball)

A foul awarded against a player for illegal physical contact

personal identification number see PIN

personal identity noun

The continued sameness of the individual person, through all changes, as testified by consciousness

personal information manager noun

A computer program used to organize and hold details of appointments, addresses, etc

personal organizer see under organize

personal pronoun noun (grammar)

A pronoun which stands for a definite person or thing

personal property see personal estate above.

personal remark noun

A remark, esp derogatory, made to, referring to, or aimed at a particular person or persons

personal rights plural noun

Rights which belong to a person as a living, rational being

personal security noun

A pledge given by a person, as distinguished from the delivery of some object of value as security

personal service noun

  1. Delivery of a message or an order into a person's hands, as distinguished from delivery in any other indirect way
  2. Attention or service of the proprietor of a concern, rather than one of his employees or assistants

personal shopper noun

A person employed by a retail outlet to advise individual customers on their specific requirements and to give them practical help in selection and purchasing

personal space noun

  1. The immediate environment for personal activity which an individual seeks to control, and in which intrusion is unwelcome
  2. An individual's free time for leisure activities

personal stereo noun

A small lightweight cassette or CD player designed to be carried around (eg in one's pocket or attached to one's belt) and listened to through earphones

personal trainer noun

A person employed to direct a fitness exercise programme for an individual

personal transaction noun

Something done by a person's own effort, not through the agency of another

personal video recorder noun

A device used to make digital recordings of television broadcasts on a hard disk (abbrev PVR)

personal watercraft same as jet ski (see under jet2).
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