estimable

英 [ˈestɪməbl]

美 [ˈestɪməbl]

adj.  值得尊重的; 值得敬佩的

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BNC.34949 / COCA.27308

牛津词典

adj.

• 值得尊重的；值得敬佩的
  deserving respect and admiration

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 值得尊敬的;值得敬仰的;值得仰慕的
  If you describe someone or something asestimable, you mean that they deserve admiration.
  1. ...the estimable Miss Cartwright.
     令人仰慕的卡特赖特小姐

英英释义

adj

• may be computed or estimated
  1. a calculable risk
  2. computable odds
  3. estimable assets
  Synonym:computable
• deserving of respect or high regard
• deserving of esteem and respect
  1. all respectable companies give guarantees
  2. ruined the family's good name
  Synonym:goodhonorablerespectable

双语例句

• All estimable aims, no doubt.
  毫无疑问，这些都是值得称道的目标。
• In this paper, optimal property for weighted least squares estimate of the varying-coefficient and linear estimation of weighting estimable function of the varying-coefficient in the varying-coefficient regression model are discussed.
  讨论了变系数回归模型中变系数的加权最小二乘估计和变系数的加权可估函数的线性估计的最优性；
• He writes estimable poetry under a pseudonym.
  他用笔名写值得称颂的诗。
• An estimable young professor; trains ran with admirable precision; his taste was impeccable, his health admirable.
  令人钦佩的年轻教授；列车运行得非常准；他的口味无可挑剔，身体也很健康。
• You get healthy self-esteem from behaving in ways that you find estimable.
  你是按照按自己认为是可值得尊敬的方式去行动来获得的自尊。
• Estimable friends who know all about it would tell you and take a certain delight in telling you things that I have done, and things further that I have not repented.
  我那些为人敬重的朋友们对此一清二楚，他们自会告诉诸位，我的所作所为他们自然津津乐道，有些事情我并不后悔。
• It does not necessarily follow that a deep, intricate character is more or less estimable than such a one as yours.
  一个深沉复杂的人，未必比你这样的人更难叫人捉摸。
• It was estimable that he advanced with each passing day and designed Chinese reform direction unitarily with the tendency of capitalism.
  难能可贵的是，他与时俱进，对中国的改革方向作了具有资本主义倾向的整体设计。
• Tata Motors no doubt has been watching and learning as it invests in its estimable British brands.
  在投资建设这两个英国豪车品牌的同时，塔塔无疑也在不断观察和学习。
• It is no coincidence that economists who did predict the crisis, notably in Britain the estimable Bernard Connolly, looked at economics in a similar way.
  预见到这场危机的经济学家（在英国，最显著的是受人尊敬的伯纳德康纳利（bernardconnolly））抱持相近的经济学观点，这并非巧合。