absolute的意思

adj. 絕對(duì)的，完全的；不受任何限制[約束]的；無條件的；有無上權(quán)力或權(quán)威的

n. 絕對(duì)；絕對(duì)事物；

absolute的用法

absolute在英語中有形容詞和名詞兩種用法，以下分別介紹

absolute用作形容詞時(shí)可作定語或標(biāo)語

1、用作定語

～+ n.

Absolute nonsense!

一派胡言!

Absolute quiet prevailed while he was speaking.

他說話時(shí)全場一片寂靜。

2、用作表語

S+be+～

He taught us that the laws of physics were absolute.

他教導(dǎo)我們說,物理定律是不容置疑的。

His power was absolute.

他的權(quán)力是不受限制的。

The divorce became absolute last week.

離婚在上周已成定局。

用作名詞

Right and wrong are, for her, moral absolutes.

她認(rèn)為,是與非是道德上的絕對(duì)準(zhǔn)則。

Literature does not exist in some timeless absolute.

文學(xué)不能存在于一個(gè)不受時(shí)間限制的絕對(duì)條件之下。

absolute的用法例句

1. The industry minister described the affair as" an absolute scandal".

工業(yè)部長將此事件形容為“絕對(duì)的丑聞”。

2. I think he's an absolute stinker to do that to her.

我認(rèn)為他那樣對(duì)待她真太缺德了。

3. In absolute terms British wages remain low by European standards.

根據(jù)歐洲標(biāo)準(zhǔn)，英國工資的絕對(duì)值依然很低。

4. Attorneys are ethically and legally bound to absolute confidentiality.

道德和法律都要求律師們絕對(duì)保密。

5. Four foot should be seen as an absolute minimum.

絕對(duì)不能比4英尺再少了。

6. Her eyes stared into his with an expression of absolute honesty.

她凝視著他的眼睛，一臉誠懇。