较 (較)
jiào
Pinyin
Definition
较 (較)
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- to compare
- to dispute
- compared to
- (before adj.) relatively
- comparatively
- rather
- also pr. [jiǎo]
Character Decomposition
Related Words (17)
- 1 to compare
- 2 to contrast
- 3 comparatively
- 4 relatively
- 5 quite
- 6 comparison
- 1 to compare
- 2 to dispute
- 3 compared to
- 4 (before adj.) relatively
- 5 comparatively
- 6 rather
- 7 also pr. [jiǎo]
- 1 to haggle over every ounce
- 2 (fig.) to fuss over minor matters
- 3 to split hairs
- 1 to bother about
- 2 to haggle
- 3 to bicker
- 4 to argue
- 5 plan
- 6 stratagem
- 1 comparatively
- 2 relatively
- 3 fairly
Idioms (2)
斤斤较量
- 1 to bicker at length over a trivial matter (idiom)
锱铢必较
- 1 to haggle over every cent (idiom)
Sample Sentences
这款比较符合我们的需求。最小起订量多少?
This model meets our need. What’s the minimum order quantity?
我认为李先生不怎么合适,我比较喜欢张小姐。
I don’t think Mr. Lee is that suitable for the role. I prefer Ms. Chang.
主管,他总是喜欢拖延,我比较不喜欢和他一起工作。
Mister, he has a tendency to procrastinate. I don’t really like to work with him.
比较
to compare
这我比较没经验。
I’m not as experienced.
一定、一定,不过我还想比较其他款式。
Most certainly. But I still want to see other models.
不是吧,只是比较累而已,好好休息就没事了。
No. You are just tired. A good rest will help.
这家娱乐企业专门给人培训舞蹈,而且听说因为老板有点儿强迫症,所以对每个动作都非常计较。
This entertainment company specializes in training people to dance, and it is said that because the boss is a little obsessive, he fusses over every action.
目前,欧洲多数高校采用录播、直播课程以及教学课件相结合的方式。英国伦敦大学教授宁陆涛说,几十年前,英国就已经开展网络教学,但多是线上和线下互相补充的混合授课。现在全面改为网络教学,还没有遇到很大的技术障碍,学生整体反馈比较好。
Currently, most of the European universities are adopting the method of combining pre-recorded lessons, livestream lessons, and coursewares. Professor Ning Lu-Tao from University of London said that the UK launched online teaching several decades ago, but most of those mixed courses are complementary in terms of online and offline teaching. Now they have changed entirely to online teaching without facing severe technical challenges, and received better overall feedback from the students.
主位通常是主人或是地位比较高的人坐的位子。
The main seat is usually occupied by either the host or someone of a higher position.