| 释义 |
baseline美 ['beɪs.laɪn] 英 ['beɪs.laɪn] - n.基线；【体】底线；垒线；形态基准
- 网络基准线；基准计划；基线对齐
n. starting point,point of departure,reference point,reference line,starting position 1. | （网球场的）底线；（棒球场的）垒线a line marking each end of the court in tennis or the edge of the area where a player can run in baseball |
2. | 基础；起点a line or measurement that is used as a starting point when comparing facts |
| The figures for 2009 were used as a baseline for the study. 这项研究以 2009 年的数据为基础。 |
n. | 1. a line used as a basis for measurement, calculation, or location, e.g. in surveying or navigation 2. a standard of value to which other similar things are compared 3. the data used as a reference with which to compare future observations or results 4. a boundary line at each end of a court that marks the limit of play in tennis, badminton, or basketball 5. on a baseball field, a line running from home plate to first base and from home plate to third base, and extending into the outfield as foul lines 6. in baseball, the area within which a base runner must stay when running between bases 7. a quantity, value, or fact used as a standard for measuring other quantities, values, or facts 8. the line that marks the back of the playing area in games such as tennis 9. the area on a baseball diamond that a player has to stay inside while running from one base to the next 1. a line used as a basis for measurement, calculation, or location, e.g. in surveying or navigation 2. a standard of value to which other similar things are compared 3. the data used as a reference with which to compare future observations or results 4. a boundary line at each end of a court that marks the limit of play in tennis, badminton, or basketball 5. on a baseball field, a line running from home plate to first base and from home plate to third base, and extending into the outfield as foul lines 6. in baseball, the area within which a base runner must stay when running between bases 7. a quantity, value, or fact used as a standard for measuring other quantities, values, or facts 8. the line that marks the back of the playing area in games such as tennis 9. the area on a baseball diamond that a player has to stay inside while running from one base to the next |
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