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单词 ideal
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Definition of ideal in English:

ideal

adjective ʌɪˈdiːəlʌɪˈdɪəlaɪˈdi(ə)l
  • 1Satisfying one's conception of what is perfect; most suitable.

    理想的,完美的,称心如意的,最佳的

    the swimming pool is ideal for a quick dip

    这个游泳池是小游片刻的理想场所。

    this is an ideal opportunity to save money

    这是个存钱的最佳机会。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Light and easy to wear, this beachwear classic is ideal for perfecting that all-over-tan.
    • This 14 oz steak, complete with mussels, squid and the like, is ideal for those who can't decide.
    • Korea's location is ideal for foreign businessmen seeking market opportunities in the Asia Pacific region.
    • The concept appears ideal for the wide variety of actions that an expeditionary US military force may face in the twenty-first century.
    • This model proved to be ideal for those who have to scan multi-page text documents, magazine illustrations for the Web, and standard photographs.
    • Ninety-two percent of women said dependability is a desirable characteristic in an ideal mate.
    • Such a system would be ideal for any school as children too would be saved the embarrassment of being singled out for resource room training.
    • I was 18 years old at the time I met Rick, and my petite frame seemed ideal for modeling.
    • The black and white colour combination is classic but ideal for the younger lady for it is the colour to be seen in this, and every other, season.
    • From past experience, the ideal candidate is likely a college student or recent college grad.
    • These organizations can make you aware of internship opportunities, which are ideal for giving you experience and exposure into the industry.
    • Gun positions that are ideal for range and coverage might not be suitable because of intervening features and masking fire.
    • Otherwise, the concept was ideal for providing theatre experience for young actors.
    • No doubt a pole would be absolutely ideal for crucians and possibly give even better presentation.
    • And while the calm waters were not ideal for sailing, they were perfect for cruising.
    • As a director you want to put on great plays to attract great actors and Mr Pinter is absolutely ideal for that.
    • Only 2,000 crossblade models have been built and it comes with a completely waterproof interior, ideal for the normal British summer.
    • The classic alien-spacecraft shape turned out to be ideal for an airship developed to photograph hard-to-reach corners of big buildings.
    • The completed homes would be ideal for first time buyers and those interested in investing in a weekend retreat.
    • Both major political parties have already aired the concept of vouchers, and diagnostics would be ideal for a pilot.
    Synonyms
    perfect, best possible, consummate, supreme, absolute, complete, copybook, flawless, faultless, without fault, exemplary, classic, archetypal, model, ultimate, quintessential
  • 2attributive Existing only in the imagination; desirable or perfect but not likely to become a reality.

    空想的,幻想的,虚构的;不切实际的

    in an ideal world, we might have made a different decision

    在幻想世界里,我们可能会作出不一样的决定。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Even in its most radical form, the politics of representation always presupposes an abstract or ideal state that would act as guarantor of its chosen representations.
    • Jen is an essential element of Confucianism and represents an ideal state in which an individual maintains harmonious social relationships with his fellow men.
    • Therein lies the gap between ideal principle and business reality.
    • The sentimental and emotional atmosphere captivated them and induced them to seek in death an ideal dream world, transcending reality.
    • For a poet content to dwell in the gap between an inner and outer reality and between ideal and real worlds, nostalgia for the past must not monopolize one's identity.
    • In reality, this ideal comparison group does not exist.
    • This is where we need to come out from the ideal world and talk reality.
    • Those stories, I never enjoyed them as much as she presumed - it was too ideal to be a reality.
    • In an ideal world we can fantasise about replicating the idyllic childhoods of the past, but the horrible truth is that we can no longer afford that fantasy.
    • Mathematics concerns mental activity, not some ideal realm of independently existing entities.
    • It's a place of friendship, an ideal city of the imagination.
    • In your ideal fantasy world there will be people dancing around in circles, holding hands with daisy chains in their hair.
    Synonyms
    unattainable, unachievable, impracticable, unworkable, unfeasible
    unreal, fictitious, hypothetical, theoretical, ivory-towered, imaginary, idealized, utopian, romantic, quixotic, visionary, fanciful, fairy-tale
    1. 2.1 Representing an abstract or hypothetical optimum.
      理论上最佳的,假设最佳的,理想的
      mathematical modelling can determine theoretically ideal conditions

      数学模型设计能确定理论上属理想的情况。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • IN ideal weather conditions, St Abban's Athletic Club played host to the Laois Community Games County athletic finals recently.
      • That represents an ideal start to the Gunners' campaign.
      • Connell said children should not be allowed outside on days such as Wednesday, because anything less than ideal conditions could affect their health.
      • We have simulated how often under ideal circumstances this is likely to happen.
      • The pavement managing system to identify pavement conditions is an index of 10, with 10 representing an ideal road surface.
      • Purina has just completed a study and found that dogs that are kept lean or at their ideal body condition live longer lives with less health issues than those that are overweight.
      • Weather conditions were ideal and crowds of people lined the streets to watch the various floats on parade and enjoy the singing, dancing and entertainment.
      • The Tweed is once again producing prodigious numbers of fish, thanks in no small measure to frequent rises in river level over the last few months providing often ideal conditions.
      • That race over an extended three miles and one furlong on a sharp course hardly represented ideal conditions for Running Moss, who will be much better suited tomorrow.
      • This was an ideal and rare opportunity to see a traditional canvas currach in use and the Indian summer weather ensured ideal conditions for oarsmen and onlookers.
      • These four conditions represent an ideal scenario in which all gains from trade are found and captured by people looking for opportunities to trade.
      • India, we are told, has ideal conditions for manufacturing and selling small urban electric vehicles, unlike most developed countries.
      • With the high tides matching early and late fishing times it was ideal conditions for anglers to try out for the prizes up for grabs in the Greenback Fishing Comp at Cabarita over the long weekend.
      • The annual Cemetery Mass was held in Naomh Moibhi Cemetery in less than ideal conditions on August 11 th at 11 a.m.
      • Woodstown Harriers hold their annual Hunter Trials in Portlaw on Sunday last in ideal conditions and it was a most enjoyable an successful day with the events run off very smoothly.
      • The competition was played in ideal conditions and a play off will be required to decide the winner.
      • In front of a good attendance at this fine facility, conditions were ideal and the pitch and markings and the beautiful spring morning added to the occasion for everyone.
      • Quite simply: we cannot claim that we are a strong people and insist at the same time that none but a handful of us can be expected to thrive under anything but ideal conditions.
      • Of course, he is well aware 10 furlongs is Fantastic Light's ideal distance and that's an obvious plus.
      • That's what you'd get, under ideal conditions, at about 200 feet from the transmitting antenna of a signal that's legal under Part 15.
      Synonyms
      abstract, theoretical, conceptual, notional, intellectual, metaphysical, philosophical, academic
      hypothetical, speculative, conjectural, conjectured, suppositional, putative
      rare suppositious, suppositive, ideational
noun ʌɪˈdiːəlʌɪˈdɪəlaɪˈdi(ə)l
  • 1A person or thing regarded as perfect.

    模范,完美的典范

    you're my ideal of how a man should be

    你是我心目中男人的完美典范。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • In the mind's ear, one has an ideal of the perfect performance of a piece.
    • Everyone thought of him as the perfect ideal of the American citizen.
    • Gisele Bundchen took to the catwalks and glossy perfection once more became the ideal.
    • Gagarin was pushed by the Soviets as the epitome of the Communist ideal.
    Synonyms
    perfection, paragon, epitome, ne plus ultra, beau idéal, nonpareil, crème de la crème, the last word, the ultimate, a dream
    informal one in a million, the tops, the best/greatest thing since sliced bread, the bee's knees
    archaic a nonesuch
    1. 1.1 A standard or principle to be aimed at.
      理想,最高境界
      tolerance and freedom, the liberal ideals

      宽容与自由,此类自由主义的理想。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • Affordable housing is an ideal rather than a reality.
      • It must be remembered that as a profession, we have the highest ideals and standards to uphold.
      • By adding project extranet capabilities to the core CAD applications, the company has helped make that ideal a working reality for many firms.
      • The democratic principle in this form expresses an ideal of citizenship rather than a standard of liberal legitimacy.
      • Yet they all fought for the same sort of ideals and principles as those in the International Brigades.
      • We more readily fight for something we own than over a high-minded ideal.
      • The ideal of universal education dies hard, but Labour has done its best to bury it.
      • Democrats like to blather interminably about democracy, which presumably represents their ideal.
      • Although it is based on the parables of Jesus, it lays down principles and ideals for living that are relevant to all faiths.
      • Sure, the ideal would be perfect control of documents as they get passed around and changed.
      • This dogma was part of the reaction against the ideals and principles of the Russian Revolution.
      • The world's women are on the forefront of making this ideal a reality.
      • Freedom of the press from state interference should be a cherished ideal in a constitutional republic.
      • Mere arguments about ‘sustainable use’ may be more of a utopian ideal than a possible reality.
      • Or perhaps the nuclear family has always been more of an ideal than a reality.
      • These are no longer simply liberal ideals; they are essential weapons in the war on neo-terror.
      • Ms Toynbee works on that fantastic assumption underlying the ideal of universal education, that everyone can be and wants to be and therefore should be educated.
      • Or do we do a little of both, going back and forth, and back again, from moral intuition to principled ideal?
      • Otherwise, collective security remained more an ideal than a reality as the twentieth century ended.
      • Equality between the sexes is an ideal, not a reality.
      Synonyms
      model, pattern, exemplar, example, paradigm, archetype, prototype, criterion, yardstick
      principle, standard, rule of living, moral value, belief, conviction, persuasion
      (ideals), morals, morality, ethics, code of behaviour, code of honour, ideology, creed
      integrity, uprightness, high-mindedness, righteousness, virtue, probity, rectitude, sense of honour, honour, decency, conscience, sense of duty, scruples

Origin

Late Middle English (as a term in Platonic philosophy, in the sense 'existing as an archetype'): from late Latin idealis, from Latin idea (see idea).

Rhymes

beau idéal, real, surreal

Definition of ideal in US English:

ideal

adjectiveaɪˈdi(ə)līˈdē(ə)l
  • 1Satisfying one's conception of what is perfect; most suitable.

    理想的,完美的,称心如意的,最佳的

    the swimming pool is ideal for a quick dip

    这个游泳池是小游片刻的理想场所。

    this is an ideal opportunity to save money

    这是个存钱的最佳机会。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Otherwise, the concept was ideal for providing theatre experience for young actors.
    • These organizations can make you aware of internship opportunities, which are ideal for giving you experience and exposure into the industry.
    • Korea's location is ideal for foreign businessmen seeking market opportunities in the Asia Pacific region.
    • The classic alien-spacecraft shape turned out to be ideal for an airship developed to photograph hard-to-reach corners of big buildings.
    • Gun positions that are ideal for range and coverage might not be suitable because of intervening features and masking fire.
    • Such a system would be ideal for any school as children too would be saved the embarrassment of being singled out for resource room training.
    • And while the calm waters were not ideal for sailing, they were perfect for cruising.
    • The black and white colour combination is classic but ideal for the younger lady for it is the colour to be seen in this, and every other, season.
    • Both major political parties have already aired the concept of vouchers, and diagnostics would be ideal for a pilot.
    • Light and easy to wear, this beachwear classic is ideal for perfecting that all-over-tan.
    • Ninety-two percent of women said dependability is a desirable characteristic in an ideal mate.
    • The completed homes would be ideal for first time buyers and those interested in investing in a weekend retreat.
    • This model proved to be ideal for those who have to scan multi-page text documents, magazine illustrations for the Web, and standard photographs.
    • This 14 oz steak, complete with mussels, squid and the like, is ideal for those who can't decide.
    • From past experience, the ideal candidate is likely a college student or recent college grad.
    • The concept appears ideal for the wide variety of actions that an expeditionary US military force may face in the twenty-first century.
    • Only 2,000 crossblade models have been built and it comes with a completely waterproof interior, ideal for the normal British summer.
    • No doubt a pole would be absolutely ideal for crucians and possibly give even better presentation.
    • I was 18 years old at the time I met Rick, and my petite frame seemed ideal for modeling.
    • As a director you want to put on great plays to attract great actors and Mr Pinter is absolutely ideal for that.
    Synonyms
    perfect, best possible, consummate, supreme, absolute, complete, copybook, flawless, faultless, without fault, exemplary, classic, archetypal, model, ultimate, quintessential
  • 2attributive Existing only in the imagination; desirable or perfect but not likely to become a reality.

    空想的,幻想的,虚构的;不切实际的

    in an ideal world, we might have made a different decision

    在幻想世界里,我们可能会作出不一样的决定。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Therein lies the gap between ideal principle and business reality.
    • Even in its most radical form, the politics of representation always presupposes an abstract or ideal state that would act as guarantor of its chosen representations.
    • In your ideal fantasy world there will be people dancing around in circles, holding hands with daisy chains in their hair.
    • For a poet content to dwell in the gap between an inner and outer reality and between ideal and real worlds, nostalgia for the past must not monopolize one's identity.
    • This is where we need to come out from the ideal world and talk reality.
    • Those stories, I never enjoyed them as much as she presumed - it was too ideal to be a reality.
    • In an ideal world we can fantasise about replicating the idyllic childhoods of the past, but the horrible truth is that we can no longer afford that fantasy.
    • The sentimental and emotional atmosphere captivated them and induced them to seek in death an ideal dream world, transcending reality.
    • Mathematics concerns mental activity, not some ideal realm of independently existing entities.
    • It's a place of friendship, an ideal city of the imagination.
    • In reality, this ideal comparison group does not exist.
    • Jen is an essential element of Confucianism and represents an ideal state in which an individual maintains harmonious social relationships with his fellow men.
    Synonyms
    unattainable, unachievable, impracticable, unworkable, unfeasible
    1. 2.1 Representing an abstract or hypothetical optimum.
      理论上最佳的,假设最佳的,理想的
      mathematical modeling can determine theoretically ideal conditions

      数学模型设计能确定理论上属理想的情况。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • India, we are told, has ideal conditions for manufacturing and selling small urban electric vehicles, unlike most developed countries.
      • The Tweed is once again producing prodigious numbers of fish, thanks in no small measure to frequent rises in river level over the last few months providing often ideal conditions.
      • The competition was played in ideal conditions and a play off will be required to decide the winner.
      • Purina has just completed a study and found that dogs that are kept lean or at their ideal body condition live longer lives with less health issues than those that are overweight.
      • The annual Cemetery Mass was held in Naomh Moibhi Cemetery in less than ideal conditions on August 11 th at 11 a.m.
      • That represents an ideal start to the Gunners' campaign.
      • That race over an extended three miles and one furlong on a sharp course hardly represented ideal conditions for Running Moss, who will be much better suited tomorrow.
      • IN ideal weather conditions, St Abban's Athletic Club played host to the Laois Community Games County athletic finals recently.
      • These four conditions represent an ideal scenario in which all gains from trade are found and captured by people looking for opportunities to trade.
      • This was an ideal and rare opportunity to see a traditional canvas currach in use and the Indian summer weather ensured ideal conditions for oarsmen and onlookers.
      • In front of a good attendance at this fine facility, conditions were ideal and the pitch and markings and the beautiful spring morning added to the occasion for everyone.
      • That's what you'd get, under ideal conditions, at about 200 feet from the transmitting antenna of a signal that's legal under Part 15.
      • Woodstown Harriers hold their annual Hunter Trials in Portlaw on Sunday last in ideal conditions and it was a most enjoyable an successful day with the events run off very smoothly.
      • Of course, he is well aware 10 furlongs is Fantastic Light's ideal distance and that's an obvious plus.
      • Connell said children should not be allowed outside on days such as Wednesday, because anything less than ideal conditions could affect their health.
      • We have simulated how often under ideal circumstances this is likely to happen.
      • Quite simply: we cannot claim that we are a strong people and insist at the same time that none but a handful of us can be expected to thrive under anything but ideal conditions.
      • Weather conditions were ideal and crowds of people lined the streets to watch the various floats on parade and enjoy the singing, dancing and entertainment.
      • The pavement managing system to identify pavement conditions is an index of 10, with 10 representing an ideal road surface.
      • With the high tides matching early and late fishing times it was ideal conditions for anglers to try out for the prizes up for grabs in the Greenback Fishing Comp at Cabarita over the long weekend.
      Synonyms
      abstract, theoretical, conceptual, notional, intellectual, metaphysical, philosophical, academic
nounaɪˈdi(ə)līˈdē(ə)l
  • 1A person or thing regarded as perfect.

    模范,完美的典范

    you're my ideal of how a man should be

    你是我心目中男人的完美典范。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Gagarin was pushed by the Soviets as the epitome of the Communist ideal.
    • Everyone thought of him as the perfect ideal of the American citizen.
    • In the mind's ear, one has an ideal of the perfect performance of a piece.
    • Gisele Bundchen took to the catwalks and glossy perfection once more became the ideal.
    Synonyms
    perfection, paragon, epitome, ne plus ultra, beau idéal, nonpareil, crème de la crème, the last word, the ultimate, a dream
    1. 1.1 A standard of perfection; a principle to be aimed at.
      理想,最高境界
      tolerance and freedom, the liberal ideals

      宽容与自由,此类自由主义的理想。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • Although it is based on the parables of Jesus, it lays down principles and ideals for living that are relevant to all faiths.
      • It must be remembered that as a profession, we have the highest ideals and standards to uphold.
      • These are no longer simply liberal ideals; they are essential weapons in the war on neo-terror.
      • Affordable housing is an ideal rather than a reality.
      • Equality between the sexes is an ideal, not a reality.
      • Ms Toynbee works on that fantastic assumption underlying the ideal of universal education, that everyone can be and wants to be and therefore should be educated.
      • Sure, the ideal would be perfect control of documents as they get passed around and changed.
      • This dogma was part of the reaction against the ideals and principles of the Russian Revolution.
      • Mere arguments about ‘sustainable use’ may be more of a utopian ideal than a possible reality.
      • Otherwise, collective security remained more an ideal than a reality as the twentieth century ended.
      • We more readily fight for something we own than over a high-minded ideal.
      • The democratic principle in this form expresses an ideal of citizenship rather than a standard of liberal legitimacy.
      • The world's women are on the forefront of making this ideal a reality.
      • By adding project extranet capabilities to the core CAD applications, the company has helped make that ideal a working reality for many firms.
      • Yet they all fought for the same sort of ideals and principles as those in the International Brigades.
      • Democrats like to blather interminably about democracy, which presumably represents their ideal.
      • Or perhaps the nuclear family has always been more of an ideal than a reality.
      • Freedom of the press from state interference should be a cherished ideal in a constitutional republic.
      • Or do we do a little of both, going back and forth, and back again, from moral intuition to principled ideal?
      • The ideal of universal education dies hard, but Labour has done its best to bury it.
      Synonyms
      model, pattern, exemplar, example, paradigm, archetype, prototype, criterion, yardstick
      principle, standard, rule of living, moral value, belief, conviction, persuasion

Origin

Late Middle English (as a term in Platonic philosophy, in the sense ‘existing as an archetype’): from late Latin idealis, from Latin idea (see idea).

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