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单词 estimable
释义
estimable
adjective
formal
uk
/ˈes.tɪ.mə.bəl/us
/ˈes.tə.mə.bəl/
of apersonortheirbehaviour,consideredto be very good ordeservingpraise:
值得敬重的，值得敬佩的；值得称道的
He writes estimablepoetryunder apseudonym.他用笔名创作的诗歌作品可圈可点。
Herperformanceunder suchstressfulconditionswas estimable.面临如此大的压力，她的表现令人称道。
Opposite
contemptible
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Admirable and admired
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  • admirably
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  • awe-inspiringly
  • awesome
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  • gloriously
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  • helluva
  • meritorious
  • noted
  • praiseworthy
  • recognized
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(Definition ofestimablefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

estimable| American Dictionary

estimable
adjective[not gradable]
fml
us
/ˈes·tə·mə·bəl/
consideredwithrespect:
Sheranan estimable ifobscurepublishinghousefornearlyfiftyyears.
(Definition ofestimablefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofestimable

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Therefore, we must impose some restrictions on the parameter space to make the modelestimable.
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We characterize a representative farmer's economic choices in stylized form and derive anestimablee conometric model.
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Hence, there are only 35estimablegenetic effects which are obtained using the linear contrasts of the 36 genotypic values.
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The idea is simply to estimate the parameters corresponding to the rejected hypotheses (these are judgedestimable) and set the others to zero.
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In statistical terms, the burden of proof to be deemed 'estimable' is perhaps not as reasonable as one would want.
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Notestimabledue to lack of germination at one or two temperatures.
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And the effort is likely to serve at the same time to increase one's own esteem as a member of the very body that one presents asestimable.
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Nonetheless, there are traditions of thought, student-teacher relations, changing constellation of problems, and institutional and professional connections that join thinkers together inestimablework that has a degree of autonomy.
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Parameter converged to 0 or 1 during estimation, standard errors are notestimable.
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Income for step-households was notestimable.
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Will he make sure that thisestimableview is enshrined in the forthcoming legislation?
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They are mostestimablepersons, but they are widely distrusted.
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We both attach great importance to the weighty and reasonable opinions of the editor of this mostestimablejournal.
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That is an interesting and mostestimablestatement.
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That is a veryestimableattitude of mind.
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