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selective美 [sɪ'lektɪv] 英 [sɪ'lektɪv] - adj.选择性的；有选择的；认真挑选的；严格筛选的
- 网络有选择性的；选修课的学分；挑剔的
adj. discerning,discriminating,discriminatory,choosy,careful 1. | [ubn] 选择性的；有选择的affecting or concerned with only a small number of people or things from a larger group |
| the selective breeding of cattle 牛的选择性培育 | | selective strike action 有选择的罢工行动 |
2. | ~ (about/in sth) 认真挑选的；严格筛选的tending to be careful about what or who you choose |
| You will have to be selective about which information to include in the report. 究竟要把哪些资料收入报告，你得仔细斟酌挑选。 | | Their admissions policy is very selective. 他们执行严格挑选的录取政策。 | | a selective school(= one that chooses which children to admit, especially according to ability) 择优录取学生的学校 |
adj. | 1. tending to make careful choices 2. applying to some but not others 3. describes an electronic receiver capable of selecting some frequencies or frequency bands and blocking out all others, and therefore eliminating interference in reception 4. careful about what you choose or accept 5. accepting or using only some things, and not the things that you do not want 1. tending to make careful choices 2. applying to some but not others 3. describes an electronic receiver capable of selecting some frequencies or frequency bands and blocking out all others, and therefore eliminating interference in reception 4. careful about what you choose or accept 5. accepting or using only some things, and not the things that you do not want |
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