estimated
adj. 估計的; 預計的; 估算的
v. 估計,評價,評估( estimate的過去式和過去分詞 ); (粗略)估計(…的距離、價值、數目、大小、重量、費用等),估量,預算
If you estimate a quantity or value, you make an approximate judgment or calculation of it.
Try to estimate how many steps it will take to get to a close object...
盡力估算一下達到一個近距離目標需要多少步。
I estimate that the total cost for treatment will be $12,500...
我估計治療費用總共會有12,500美元。
An estimate is an approximate calculation of a quantity or value.
...the official estimate of the election result...
競選結果的官方預測
This figure is five times the original estimate...
這個資料是最初估算的5倍。
An estimate is a judgment about a person or situation which you make based on the available evidence.
I hadn't been far wrong in my estimate of his grandson's capabilities.
我對他孫子的能力的判斷還不算太離譜。
An estimate from someone who you employ to do a job for you, such as a builder or a plumber, is a written statement of how much the job is likely to cost.
The shop also offers a curtain-making and fitting service. Quotes and estimates can be prepared by computer on the spot.
那家商店還提供窗簾製作和安裝服務,而且可以用計算機現場製作報價單和預算書。
1. calculated approximately;
It is estimated that every year 50 unaccompanied children arrive in Britain.
據估計,每年有50名兒童獨自來到英國。
We cannot measure pain directly. It can only be estimated.
我們無法直接度量出疼痛的程度,而只能是作出估計。
He estimated the speed of the winds from the degree of damage.
他根據破壞的程度估算風速。
It's estimated that around 80 per cent of babies wear disposables.
據估計約80%的嬰兒使用一次性尿布。
In after-hours trading, shares surged by another estimated 30 points or more.
在盤後交易當中,股價估計又上漲了30點或更多。