| 释义 |
- n.厚度；标准；测量仪器（或仪表）；计量器
- v.估计；判定；估算；（用仪器）测量
- 网络量规；轨距
复数：gauges 过去分词：gauged 现在分词：gauging v.+n. level gauge,gauge mood n. device,instrument,measure,meter,scale v. evaluate,judge,assess,determine,appraise 1. | 测量仪器（或仪表）；计量器an instrument for measuring the amount or level of sth |
| a fuel/petrol/temperature, etc. gauge 燃料表、汽油量表、温度计等 |
2. | 宽度；厚度a measurement of the width or thickness of sth |
| What gauge of wire do we need? 我们需要多大直径的金属丝？ |
3. | （枪管的）口径a measurement of the width of the barrel of a gun |
4. | （铁道的）轨距；（火车的）轮距the distance between the rails of a railway/railroad track or the wheels of a train |
| standard gauge(= 56½ inches in Britain) 标准轨距（在英国为 56.5 英寸） | | a narrow gauge(= narrower than standard) railway 窄轨铁路 |
5. | [ususing] ~ (of sth) （用于估计或判断的）事实，依据，尺度，标准a fact or an event that can be used to estimate or judge sth |
| Tomorrow's game against Arsenal will be a good gauge of their promotion chances. 明天与阿森纳队的比赛是衡量他们能否晋级的很好依据。 |
1. | 判定，判断（尤指人的感情或态度）to make a judgement about sth, especially people's feelings or attitudes |
| They interviewed employees to gauge their reaction to the changes. 他们与雇员面谈以判定他们的应变能力。 | | He tried to gauge her mood. 他试图揣摩她的心情。 | | It was difficult to gauge whether she was angry or not. 很难判断她是否在生气。 |
2. | ~ sth （用仪器）测量to measure sth accurately using a special instrument |
| precision instruments that can gauge the diameter to a fraction of a millimetre 可测出直径为若干分之一毫米的精密仪器 |
3. | ~ sth.~ how, what, etc.… 估计；估算to calculate sth approximately |
| We were able to gauge the strength of the wind from the movement of the trees. 我们可根据树的摇动估算出风力。 |
n. | 3. 标准尺寸,标准规格;(金属片等的)厚度,(枪炮的)口径,(电线等的)直径 9. 【建筑】葺脚(铺覆的瓦,石板等的外露部分);(铁路的)轨距,(汽车等两侧车轮间的)轮距;【印刷】版面宽度 3. 标准尺寸,标准规格;(金属片等的)厚度,(枪炮的)口径,(电线等的)直径 9. 【建筑】葺脚(铺覆的瓦,石板等的外露部分);(铁路的)轨距,(汽车等两侧车轮间的)轮距;【印刷】版面宽度 | v. | |
n. | 1. a device or instrument for measuring an amount or quantity or for testing accuracy 2. a standard measurement or scale of measurement 3. a standard or system of measurement for assessing somebody or something 4. the distance between the two rails of a railroad track 5. the distance between two wheels on an axle of a vehicle 6. the diameter of something, especially of wire or a needle 7. the thickness of a thin material such as sheet metal or plastic film 8. the position of a ship in relation to another vessel and the wind 9. the fineness of knitted fabric expressed in terms of the number of loops for each unit of width 10. the proportion of plaster of Paris that is added to mortar to speed up the setting of the mixture 1. a device or instrument for measuring an amount or quantity or for testing accuracy 2. a standard measurement or scale of measurement 3. a standard or system of measurement for assessing somebody or something 4. the distance between the two rails of a railroad track 5. the distance between two wheels on an axle of a vehicle 6. the diameter of something, especially of wire or a needle 7. the thickness of a thin material such as sheet metal or plastic film 8. the position of a ship in relation to another vessel and the wind 9. the fineness of knitted fabric expressed in terms of the number of loops for each unit of width 10. the proportion of plaster of Paris that is added to mortar to speed up the setting of the mixture | v. | 1. to determine the amount, quantity, size, or extent of something 2. to form a judgment of something uncertain or variable, especially somebody's behavior, feelings, or abilities 3. to ensure that something conforms to a standard of measurement 4. to make a judgment or guess about a situation, action, or person based on the information that you have 5. to measure the amount of something, or its strength or speed, using a piece of equipment or a particular method 1. to determine the amount, quantity, size, or extent of something 2. to form a judgment of something uncertain or variable, especially somebody's behavior, feelings, or abilities 3. to ensure that something conforms to a standard of measurement 4. to make a judgment or guess about a situation, action, or person based on the information that you have 5. to measure the amount of something, or its strength or speed, using a piece of equipment or a particular method |
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