Definition of precisely in English:

precisely

adverb prɪˈsʌɪsliprəˈsaɪsli

1In exact terms; without vagueness.
准确地，精确地；毫不含糊地
the guidelines are precisely defined
指导原则解释得很明确。
Example sentencesExamples
- It's hard to define precisely, and even bands within this genre shy away from giving it an exact title.
- Instead it provided an elaborate scheme for defining precisely who should be eligible for assistance.
- Hours later she was able to tell them, in grim, upsetting detail, precisely what she had done.
- It is agreed by the parties that each Lease contained precisely the same terms.
- It was much more insidious precisely because it was not defined in terms of what he did or did not do.
- What precisely is this new system going to be for examining such a dismissal?
- Your registered title should precisely define what you do and do not own and what other rights of access you may have.
- There was a time when a coach could define precisely the role of every position on the field.
- After precisely one not-very-calm minute of straining myself in this position I decide to move.
- The problem, we hear, is defining precisely what an investment actually is in this context.
- So far today, in the space of nearly four and a half hours, I have managed precisely ten minutes work.
- We don't know enough details yet to know precisely how that piece fits into the puzzle.
- They would stay for precisely 120 minutes, and when they left, the fate of the village would be sealed.
- An enormous effort will be put into analysing and debating the detail of who precisely said what to whom, and when they did so.
- I do tend to rule out France and Germany precisely because their systems cost a fortune.
Synonyms
exhaustively, painstakingly, systematically, meticulously, rigorously, scrupulously, punctiliously, in detail
1. 1.1 Exactly (used to emphasize the complete accuracy or truth of a statement)
  准确地，正好
  at 2.00 precisely, the phone rang
  电话铃在两点整响起。
  kids will love it precisely because it will irritate their parents
  孩子们喜欢它就是因为它会惹父母生气。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Do you make it a habit to see that each shrub is facing precisely in the direction it should be?
  Edging shears must be razor sharp and held at precisely 90° to the lawn edge.
  To his horror, they began to dig in the sand, precisely where the dead had been buried two years ago.
  To repeat a defamatory statement was precisely the same as if one had said it in the first place.
  It is precisely when we need the truth and power of this Word of God that it is hardest to believe it.
  A large part of the work of the Safer York Partnership has been directed toward achieving precisely that.
  It is of course precisely that these directly affect the domestic policies of states which makes them significant.
  The director allows her to die in the film precisely at that point when she begins to doubt her own convictions.
  In other words, the directive will have precisely the opposite effect to that intended.
  So although the Chair may be saying to come back to the bill, it is precisely why that issue is directly relevant.
  In the UK this is precisely the reason that pay-as-you-go phones became so huge.
  I can identify the moment I fell out of love with India quite precisely.
  Whether or not the percentage is precisely accurate does not matter.
  The proposal for a single national scheme heads precisely in the other direction.
  The appeals tribunal promptly heard the evidence and came to precisely the same conclusion.
  But the truth is that it is precisely the spirit of Oxford and London which is needed now.
  Synonyms
  exactly, sharp, on the dot
  promptly, prompt, dead (on), on the stroke of …, on the dot of …
  right, directly, squarely
  informal bang (on), spot on, smack, slap, slap bang, plumb
  North American on the button, on the nose, smack dab
  exactly, absolutely, just, in all respects, in every way, entirely, altogether
  informal to a T
2. 1.2 Used as a reply to confirm or agree with a previous statement.
  （表同意或证实）正是，是的
  ‘You mean it was a conspiracy?’ ‘Precisely.’
  “你说这是阴谋？”“正是。”
  Synonyms
  yes, exactly, quite, absolutely, right, that's right, just so, quite so, indubitably, without a doubt, definitely
  informal you bet, I'll say

Definition of precisely in US English:

precisely

adverbprəˈsīslēprəˈsaɪsli

1In exact terms; without vagueness.
准确地，精确地；毫不含糊地
the guidelines are precisely defined
指导原则解释得很明确。
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a time when a coach could define precisely the role of every position on the field.
- An enormous effort will be put into analysing and debating the detail of who precisely said what to whom, and when they did so.
- After precisely one not-very-calm minute of straining myself in this position I decide to move.
- They would stay for precisely 120 minutes, and when they left, the fate of the village would be sealed.
- What precisely is this new system going to be for examining such a dismissal?
- It is agreed by the parties that each Lease contained precisely the same terms.
- It's hard to define precisely, and even bands within this genre shy away from giving it an exact title.
- It was much more insidious precisely because it was not defined in terms of what he did or did not do.
- Instead it provided an elaborate scheme for defining precisely who should be eligible for assistance.
- So far today, in the space of nearly four and a half hours, I have managed precisely ten minutes work.
- Hours later she was able to tell them, in grim, upsetting detail, precisely what she had done.
- We don't know enough details yet to know precisely how that piece fits into the puzzle.
- I do tend to rule out France and Germany precisely because their systems cost a fortune.
- The problem, we hear, is defining precisely what an investment actually is in this context.
- Your registered title should precisely define what you do and do not own and what other rights of access you may have.
Synonyms
exhaustively, painstakingly, systematically, meticulously, rigorously, scrupulously, punctiliously, in detail
1. 1.1 Exactly (used to emphasize the complete accuracy or truth of a statement)
  准确地，正好
  at 2:00 precisely, the phone rang
  电话铃在两点整响起。
  kids will love it precisely because it will irritate their parents
  孩子们喜欢它就是因为它会惹父母生气。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Whether or not the percentage is precisely accurate does not matter.
  To his horror, they began to dig in the sand, precisely where the dead had been buried two years ago.
  So although the Chair may be saying to come back to the bill, it is precisely why that issue is directly relevant.
  It is precisely when we need the truth and power of this Word of God that it is hardest to believe it.
  To repeat a defamatory statement was precisely the same as if one had said it in the first place.
  Do you make it a habit to see that each shrub is facing precisely in the direction it should be?
  In the UK this is precisely the reason that pay-as-you-go phones became so huge.
  In other words, the directive will have precisely the opposite effect to that intended.
  But the truth is that it is precisely the spirit of Oxford and London which is needed now.
  Edging shears must be razor sharp and held at precisely 90° to the lawn edge.
  I can identify the moment I fell out of love with India quite precisely.
  A large part of the work of the Safer York Partnership has been directed toward achieving precisely that.
  The director allows her to die in the film precisely at that point when she begins to doubt her own convictions.
  It is of course precisely that these directly affect the domestic policies of states which makes them significant.
  The proposal for a single national scheme heads precisely in the other direction.
  The appeals tribunal promptly heard the evidence and came to precisely the same conclusion.
  Synonyms
  exactly, sharp, on the dot
  exactly, absolutely, just, in all respects, in every way, entirely, altogether
2. 1.2 Used as a reply to assert emphatic agreement with or confirmation of a statement.
  （表同意或证实）正是，是的
  “You mean it was a conspiracy?” “Precisely.”
  “你说这是阴谋？”“正是。”
  Synonyms
  yes, exactly, quite, absolutely, right, that's right, just so, quite so, indubitably, without a doubt, definitely

单词	precisely
释义	Definition of precisely in English: precisely adverb prɪˈsʌɪsliprəˈsaɪsli 1In exact terms; without vagueness. 准确地，精确地；毫不含糊地 the guidelines are precisely defined 指导原则解释得很明确。 Example sentencesExamples It's hard to define precisely, and even bands within this genre shy away from giving it an exact title. Instead it provided an elaborate scheme for defining precisely who should be eligible for assistance. Hours later she was able to tell them, in grim, upsetting detail, precisely what she had done. It is agreed by the parties that each Lease contained precisely the same terms. It was much more insidious precisely because it was not defined in terms of what he did or did not do. What precisely is this new system going to be for examining such a dismissal? Your registered title should precisely define what you do and do not own and what other rights of access you may have. There was a time when a coach could define precisely the role of every position on the field. After precisely one not-very-calm minute of straining myself in this position I decide to move. The problem, we hear, is defining precisely what an investment actually is in this context. So far today, in the space of nearly four and a half hours, I have managed precisely ten minutes work. We don't know enough details yet to know precisely how that piece fits into the puzzle. They would stay for precisely 120 minutes, and when they left, the fate of the village would be sealed. An enormous effort will be put into analysing and debating the detail of who precisely said what to whom, and when they did so. I do tend to rule out France and Germany precisely because their systems cost a fortune. Synonyms exhaustively, painstakingly, systematically, meticulously, rigorously, scrupulously, punctiliously, in detail 1.1 Exactly (used to emphasize the complete accuracy or truth of a statement) 准确地，正好 at 2.00 precisely, the phone rang 电话铃在两点整响起。 kids will love it precisely because it will irritate their parents 孩子们喜欢它就是因为它会惹父母生气。 Example sentencesExamples Do you make it a habit to see that each shrub is facing precisely in the direction it should be? Edging shears must be razor sharp and held at precisely 90° to the lawn edge. To his horror, they began to dig in the sand, precisely where the dead had been buried two years ago. To repeat a defamatory statement was precisely the same as if one had said it in the first place. It is precisely when we need the truth and power of this Word of God that it is hardest to believe it. A large part of the work of the Safer York Partnership has been directed toward achieving precisely that. It is of course precisely that these directly affect the domestic policies of states which makes them significant. The director allows her to die in the film precisely at that point when she begins to doubt her own convictions. In other words, the directive will have precisely the opposite effect to that intended. So although the Chair may be saying to come back to the bill, it is precisely why that issue is directly relevant. In the UK this is precisely the reason that pay-as-you-go phones became so huge. I can identify the moment I fell out of love with India quite precisely. Whether or not the percentage is precisely accurate does not matter. The proposal for a single national scheme heads precisely in the other direction. The appeals tribunal promptly heard the evidence and came to precisely the same conclusion. But the truth is that it is precisely the spirit of Oxford and London which is needed now. Synonyms exactly, sharp, on the dot promptly, prompt, dead (on), on the stroke of …, on the dot of … right, directly, squarely informal bang (on), spot on, smack, slap, slap bang, plumb North American on the button, on the nose, smack dab exactly, absolutely, just, in all respects, in every way, entirely, altogether informal to a T 1.2 Used as a reply to confirm or agree with a previous statement. （表同意或证实）正是，是的 ‘You mean it was a conspiracy?’ ‘Precisely.’ “你说这是阴谋？”“正是。” Synonyms yes, exactly, quite, absolutely, right, that's right, just so, quite so, indubitably, without a doubt, definitely informal you bet, I'll say Definition of precisely in US English: precisely adverbprəˈsīslēprəˈsaɪsli 1In exact terms; without vagueness. 准确地，精确地；毫不含糊地 the guidelines are precisely defined 指导原则解释得很明确。 Example sentencesExamples There was a time when a coach could define precisely the role of every position on the field. An enormous effort will be put into analysing and debating the detail of who precisely said what to whom, and when they did so. After precisely one not-very-calm minute of straining myself in this position I decide to move. They would stay for precisely 120 minutes, and when they left, the fate of the village would be sealed. What precisely is this new system going to be for examining such a dismissal? It is agreed by the parties that each Lease contained precisely the same terms. It's hard to define precisely, and even bands within this genre shy away from giving it an exact title. It was much more insidious precisely because it was not defined in terms of what he did or did not do. Instead it provided an elaborate scheme for defining precisely who should be eligible for assistance. So far today, in the space of nearly four and a half hours, I have managed precisely ten minutes work. Hours later she was able to tell them, in grim, upsetting detail, precisely what she had done. We don't know enough details yet to know precisely how that piece fits into the puzzle. I do tend to rule out France and Germany precisely because their systems cost a fortune. The problem, we hear, is defining precisely what an investment actually is in this context. Your registered title should precisely define what you do and do not own and what other rights of access you may have. Synonyms exhaustively, painstakingly, systematically, meticulously, rigorously, scrupulously, punctiliously, in detail 1.1 Exactly (used to emphasize the complete accuracy or truth of a statement) 准确地，正好 at 2:00 precisely, the phone rang 电话铃在两点整响起。 kids will love it precisely because it will irritate their parents 孩子们喜欢它就是因为它会惹父母生气。 Example sentencesExamples Whether or not the percentage is precisely accurate does not matter. To his horror, they began to dig in the sand, precisely where the dead had been buried two years ago. So although the Chair may be saying to come back to the bill, it is precisely why that issue is directly relevant. It is precisely when we need the truth and power of this Word of God that it is hardest to believe it. To repeat a defamatory statement was precisely the same as if one had said it in the first place. Do you make it a habit to see that each shrub is facing precisely in the direction it should be? In the UK this is precisely the reason that pay-as-you-go phones became so huge. In other words, the directive will have precisely the opposite effect to that intended. But the truth is that it is precisely the spirit of Oxford and London which is needed now. Edging shears must be razor sharp and held at precisely 90° to the lawn edge. I can identify the moment I fell out of love with India quite precisely. A large part of the work of the Safer York Partnership has been directed toward achieving precisely that. The director allows her to die in the film precisely at that point when she begins to doubt her own convictions. It is of course precisely that these directly affect the domestic policies of states which makes them significant. The proposal for a single national scheme heads precisely in the other direction. The appeals tribunal promptly heard the evidence and came to precisely the same conclusion. Synonyms exactly, sharp, on the dot exactly, absolutely, just, in all respects, in every way, entirely, altogether 1.2 Used as a reply to assert emphatic agreement with or confirmation of a statement. （表同意或证实）正是，是的 “You mean it was a conspiracy?” “Precisely.” “你说这是阴谋？”“正是。” Synonyms yes, exactly, quite, absolutely, right, that's right, just so, quite so, indubitably, without a doubt, definitely
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