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单词 assess
释义
assess
verb[T]
uk
/əˈses/us
/əˈses/
B2
tojudgeordecidetheamount,value,quality, orimportanceof something:
评价；评定；对…估价
Theinsurerswill need to assess theflooddamage.保险公司需要对洪水造成的损失进行估定。
They assessed thecostof theflooddamageat£2,500.他们估定洪水造成的损失为2500英镑。
Exams are not the onlymeansof assessing a student'sability.考试并不是评定学生能力的唯一手段。
It's too early to assess thelong-termconsequencesof the twocountries'union.现在判定两国联盟的长期影响还为时过早。
[+ question word]We need to assesswhethertheprojectisworthdoing.我们需要评估一下这个项目是否值得去做。
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  • Under thetutelageof Professor Roberts, the 900delegatesassessed anddiscussedthesocialmarketeconomy.
  • Therateofbreakdownofmuscleproteinwas assessed.
  • Weexpectthe newschemefor assessingclaimsto come intooperationearly nextyear.
  • Authorities are assessingdamagecausedby last night'sstormyweather.
  • They couldn'tagreethebestway to assesstheirstudents.
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(Definition ofassessfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

assess| American Dictionary

assess
verb[T]
us
/əˈses/

assessverb[T](JUDGE)

todecidethequalityorimportanceof something:
Acollegeis going to assess a student’sabilitybasedongrades.
To assess is also tojudgethecostorvalueof something:
Governmentofficialsassessed theflooddamagein the millions ofdollars.

assessverb[T](ASK FOR MONEY)

tochargesomeone anamountofmoneyas aspecialpayment:
Inordertocompletethe newclubhouse, allmemberswill be assessed anadditional$200 ayear.

assessment

noun[C]us
/əˈses·mənt/
This is aninterestingassessment ofMarkTwain’simportancein Americanliterature.

assessment

noun[C]us
/əˈses·mənt/
Co-opownershad topayan assessment tocoverthecostof theroofrepair.
(Definition ofassessfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

assess| Business English

assess
verb[T]
uk
/əˈses/us
to make adecisionabout apersonorsituationafterconsideringall theinformation:
Theconsultantwashiredto assess theimpactof thebuyoutonconsumers.
assess that/whetherAlendermust beableto assess that theborrowerisabletopayback theloan.
Theappraisalsystemisdesignedtohelpyou assessyourstrengthsand weaknesses.
assess sb on sthYou will be assessed onyourabilityto takedecisionsquickly.
tojudgeordecidetheamountorvalueof something:
assess sth at sthThecostofrepairsto theequipmentwas assessed at £2,000.
ACCOUNTING,TAX
todecidehow muchtaxsomeone mustpayon something:
assess sb/sth for sthCurrently, 38statesrequirecountiesto assesspropertiesfortaxation.
If you areself-employed, you will berequiredtosubmitataxdeclarationso that you can be assessed forincometax.
assess sb/sth on sthYou will be assessed on allyourincome,includinganyinterestyou haveearned.
(Definition ofassessfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofassess

assess
Toassessthe accuracy of these measures, two sets of experiments were planned.
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The present study aimed toassess, in a community sample, actions taken to cope with depression at different levels of psychological distress.
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The findings underline the importance of using specific rather than general tasks toassessphonology, phonological sensitivity, and phonological representations.
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According to this definition - ideology-as-shorthand - it should have been no more difficult toassessa party's positions than to formulate one's own ideology.
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Perhaps a clearer way toassessthe impact of a pension reform could use ' ' typical ' ' career earnings paths, holding constant overall contributions.
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This instrument assessed symptoms experienced over the past week.
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This type of simulation represents a common physiological method used toassessthe receptive field center.
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Symbolic play and behavior problems were assessed at 34 months.
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Vulnerability to develop psychosis was measured using a clinical interview assessing the level of psychotic symptoms.
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We derive six categories of multilateral co-operation, and thenassessthe evidence for two five-year periods, 1985-89 and 1990-94.
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This research falls under two main themes (i) assessing the societal value of orphan drugs and (ii) funding the development and use of orphan drugs.
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Trophic diversity is assessed by assigning taxa to trophic habits, thereby revealing the appearance of new components of ecosystem structure over time.
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Various other studies have assessed pelvic immobilisation devices.
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A literature search revealed no similar studies assessing the effectiveness of bereavement camps.
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However, one might hope that the chapter prefaces or book structure would highlight key points of debate so that instructors and students couldassessthem.
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