gage
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/ɡeɪdʒ/
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/ɡeɪdʒ/
noun
R
A tool for measuring different things like fuel, pressure, or temperature.
We need to check the fuel gage to see if we have enough gas.
我们需要检查燃油表，看看我们是否有足够的汽油。
R
The size of how wide or thick something is, like wire.
We need to find the right gage of wire for the project.
我们需要为项目找到合适的电线规格。
R
The width of a gun's barrel, which can tell you what size of shot it uses.
This 12-gage shotgun can fire larger pellets.
这种12号口径的猎枪可以发射较大的子弹。
R
The distance between train tracks or the wheels of a train.
The gage of the train tracks is standard for all trains.
铁路轨道的轨距对所有火车来说都是标准的。
R
A clue or sign that helps you understand or judge a situation.
The sales figures are a good gage of the product's popularity.
销售数字是衡量产品受欢迎程度的好方法。
verb
R
To try to understand or judge something, like people's feelings or opinions.
The manager will gage the team's mood before making the announcement.
经理会在宣布之前评估团队的情绪。
R
To measure something very precisely with a special tool.
The engineer will gage the pipe's diameter for accuracy.
工程师将测量管道的直径以确保精确度。
R
To estimate or guess the size, amount, or extent of something.
It's hard to gage the distance to the horizon from here.
从这里很难估计到地平线的距离。
translation
仪表, 规格, 口径, 轨距, 指标
评估, 精确测量, 估算
词形变化
3rd Present
gages
Past
gaged
Perfect
gaged
Progressive
gaging
Plural
gages