estimable

英 [ˈestɪməbl]

美 [ˈestɪməbl]

adj.  值得尊重的; 值得敬佩的

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BNC.34949 / COCA.27308

牛津词典

adj.

• 值得尊重的；值得敬佩的
  deserving respect and admiration

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 值得尊敬的;值得敬仰的;值得仰慕的
  If you describe someone or something asestimable, you mean that they deserve admiration.
  1. ...the estimable Miss Cartwright.
     令人仰慕的卡特赖特小姐

英英释义

adj

• may be computed or estimated
  1. a calculable risk
  2. computable odds
  3. estimable assets
  Synonym:computable
• deserving of respect or high regard
• deserving of esteem and respect
  1. all respectable companies give guarantees
  2. ruined the family's good name
  Synonym:goodhonorablerespectable

双语例句

• On Minimax Estimators of Estimable Functions in Normal Linear Experiments;
  正态线性模型中可估函数的极小极大估计（英文）
• The estimable experience is offered for examine and repair of similarity equipment.
  为类似设备的检修提供了宝贵的参考经验。
• "And then, too," he continued softly," I was waiting for the memory of the estimable Ashley Wilkes to fade. "
  “除此以外，”他温柔地继续说，“我还在等你对那位可敬的艾希礼-威尔克斯的记忆渐渐消失。”
• Nothing in our life, after health and virtue, is more estimable than knowledge.-Sterne, Laurence
  除了健康和品德，人生再没有什么比知识更可贵。&斯特恩
• All estimable aims, no doubt.
  毫无疑问，这些都是值得称道的目标。
• We always complain the coxcombry and realistic of the age, not knowing the stillness under which is more estimable and forceful as the penguin's diving.
  我们总是抱怨这个时代太浮夸，太现实，浑不觉这浮夸底下的沉静更可贵，更有企鹅潜水的突破力。
• It is no coincidence that economists who did predict the crisis, notably in Britain the estimable Bernard Connolly, looked at economics in a similar way.
  预见到这场危机的经济学家（在英国，最显著的是受人尊敬的伯纳德康纳利（bernardconnolly））抱持相近的经济学观点，这并非巧合。
• Objective: The damage of hypoglycemia could not be estimable on infants.
  目的：低血糖对新生儿的损伤是不可估量，值得我们重视；
• It is likely to have a soothing effect on him. Repose of manner is an estimable trait in a horse.
  这样很可能对他产生一种镇定的效用。神情镇定是一匹马可贵的特质。
• This is one kind of love, one kind of vast love, is one kind of estimable spirit quality.
  这是一种爱、一种博大的爱，又是一种难能可贵的精神品质。