英语单词短语词组“tick box”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

tick box

noun[C]

/ˈtɪk ˌbɒks/us

/ˈtɪk ˌbɑːks/

(also mainlyUScheck box)

asmallsquareon apaperformwhere you can put atickto show that youwantsomething or that something iscorrector has beendealtwith:

勾选框

Theformis inplainEnglishand ismainlyfilledin withtickboxes, with onecopygoing to eachparty.表格用的是简单的英文，主要用勾选框填写，每个参与方派发一份。

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asmallsquareon acomputerscreenthat youclickon to show achoice, to make thecomputerperformaparticularaction, etc.:

Thecompanychangeditsprivacypolicybyaddingthree newtickboxestouserprofiles, two of which ("sharemyemailaddress" and "sharemy otherregistrationinformation") came pre-ticked.

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More examples

Surelyeducationcan't bedefinedbytickboxes?
Universities havereportedapplicationsfromcareleavers more thandoublingsince Ucasintroduceditstickbox.
Atickboxletsyou make thatchoiceforfuturefilestoo.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

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filing
free pass
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proceedings
pt
PTO
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recertify
renewable
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tick-box

adjective[before noun]

UK(alsotick box)

disapproving

used to refer to a way of doing things thatinvolvesfollowingrulesorinstructionsthat are the same in everycase, with nopossibilityof someone usingtheirownknowledgeorabilityto makedecisions:

完全按规矩行事的，循规蹈矩的，“打勾”似的

Thislegislationencouragesa tick-boxmentality.这项立法鼓励了一种中规中矩的 "打勾"心态。

"Performancemanagementtendsto be abureaucratic,tickboxapproach," she said.她说："绩效管理往往是一种官僚的、‘打勾’似的方法。”

usingtickboxes:

打勾的；勾选的

It was aneasyexam, withlotsof tick-boxmultiple-choicequestions.这次考试很简单，有很多只需打勾的选择题。

More examples

She said that it would bewrongto have a tick-boxapproachtosentencingcriminals.
Thestereotypeofdiversitytrainingis a tick-boxexerciseaimedatmanagers.
We are in anageofshort-termmechanistictick-boxgovernment.
There was a tick-boximmigrationquestionnaire, but it had nospacefor him toexplainhisstatus.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Obedient and compliant

accordance
acquiescent
adherence
be (like) sheepidiom
creature
dutiful
dutifully
easy
follower
I'm easyidiom
obedience
pursuant
sheep
sheeple
slavish
slavishly
someone'sanswer tosomeone/somethingidiom
subservience
tie
yielding

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Operating computers

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(Definition oftick boxfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

tick box

noun[C]

/ˈtɪk ˌbɒks//ˈtɪk ˌbɑːks/

(also mainlyUScheck box)

asmallsquareon apaperformwhere you can put atickto show that youwantsomething or that something iscorrector has beendealtwith

勾选框

Theformis inplainEnglishand ismainlyfilledin withtickboxes, with onecopygoing to eachparty.表格用的是简单的英文，主要用勾选框填写，每个参与方派发一份。

More examples

Surelyeducationcan't bedefinedbytickboxes?
Universities havereportedapplicationsfromcareleavers more thandoublingsince Ucasintroduceditstickbox.
Atickboxletsyou make thatchoiceforfuturefilestoo.

tick-box

adjective[before noun]

UK(alsotick box)

disapproving

used to refer to a way of doing things thatinvolvesfollowingrulesorinstructionsthat are the same in everycase, with nopossibilityof someone usingtheirownknowledgeorabilityto makedecisions

完全按规矩行事的，循规蹈矩的，“打勾”似的

Thislegislationencouragesa tick-boxmentality.这项立法鼓励了一种中规中矩的 "打勾"心态。

"Performancemanagementtendsto be abureaucratic,tickboxapproach," she said.她说："绩效管理往往是一种官僚的、‘打勾’似的方法。”

usingtickboxes

打勾的；勾选的

It was aneasyexam, withlotsof tick-boxmultiple-choicequestions.这次考试很简单，有很多只需打勾的选择题。

More examples

She said that it would bewrongto have a tick-boxapproachtosentencingcriminals.
Thestereotypeofdiversitytrainingis a tick-boxexerciseaimedatmanagers.
We are in anageofshort-termmechanistictick-boxgovernment.
There was a tick-boximmigrationquestionnaire, but it had nospacefor him toexplainhisstatus.

tick box| Business English

tick box

noun[C]

(UScheckbox)

asmallboxon apaperformto put atickin:

Peoplestruggledwith thepagesoftickboxeson theforms.

asmallboxon acomputerscreenthat youclickon to show achoice, toopenorcloseafile, etc.:

Atickboxallowsyou tochoosetheprogramtoopenfiles.

单词	tick box
释义	tick box noun[C] UK uk /ˈtɪk ˌbɒks/us /ˈtɪk ˌbɑːks/ (also mainlyUScheck box) asmallsquareon apaperformwhere you can put atickto show that youwantsomething or that something iscorrector has beendealtwith: 勾选框 Theformis inplainEnglishand ismainlyfilledin withtickboxes, with onecopygoing to eachparty.表格用的是简单的英文，主要用勾选框填写，每个参与方派发一份。 IMAGINESTOCK/Moment/GettyImages asmallsquareon acomputerscreenthat youclickon to show achoice, to make thecomputerperformaparticularaction, etc.: Thecompanychangeditsprivacypolicybyaddingthree newtickboxestouserprofiles, two of which ("sharemyemailaddress" and "sharemy otherregistrationinformation") came pre-ticked. szakalikus/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages More examples Surelyeducationcan't bedefinedbytickboxes? Universities havereportedapplicationsfromcareleavers more thandoublingsince Ucasintroduceditstickbox. Atickboxletsyou make thatchoiceforfuturefilestoo. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Official documents accounts affidavit aleatory annal apostille certify driving licence filing free pass get-out clause Green Paper Hansard prenuptial agreement proceedings pt PTO recertification recertify renewable warrant See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Taking and choosing Operating computers Computer concepts tick-box adjective[before noun] UK(alsotick box) disapproving used to refer to a way of doing things thatinvolvesfollowingrulesorinstructionsthat are the same in everycase, with nopossibilityof someone usingtheirownknowledgeorabilityto makedecisions: 完全按规矩行事的，循规蹈矩的，“打勾”似的 Thislegislationencouragesa tick-boxmentality.这项立法鼓励了一种中规中矩的 "打勾"心态。 "Performancemanagementtendsto be abureaucratic,tickboxapproach," she said.她说："绩效管理往往是一种官僚的、‘打勾’似的方法。” usingtickboxes: 打勾的；勾选的 It was aneasyexam, withlotsof tick-boxmultiple-choicequestions.这次考试很简单，有很多只需打勾的选择题。 More examples She said that it would bewrongto have a tick-boxapproachtosentencingcriminals. Thestereotypeofdiversitytrainingis a tick-boxexerciseaimedatmanagers. We are in anageofshort-termmechanistictick-boxgovernment. There was a tick-boximmigrationquestionnaire, but it had nospacefor him toexplainhisstatus. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Obedient and compliant accordance acquiescent adherence be (like) sheepidiom creature dutiful dutifully easy follower I'm easyidiom obedience pursuant sheep sheeple slavish slavishly someone'sanswer tosomeone/somethingidiom subservience tie yielding See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Rules & laws Ways of achieving things Official documents Taking and choosing Operating computers Computer concepts (Definition oftick boxfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) tick box noun[C] UK /ˈtɪk ˌbɒks//ˈtɪk ˌbɑːks/ (also mainlyUScheck box) asmallsquareon apaperformwhere you can put atickto show that youwantsomething or that something iscorrector has beendealtwith 勾选框 Theformis inplainEnglishand ismainlyfilledin withtickboxes, with onecopygoing to eachparty.表格用的是简单的英文，主要用勾选框填写，每个参与方派发一份。 More examples Surelyeducationcan't bedefinedbytickboxes? Universities havereportedapplicationsfromcareleavers more thandoublingsince Ucasintroduceditstickbox. Atickboxletsyou make thatchoiceforfuturefilestoo. tick-box adjective[before noun] UK(alsotick box) disapproving used to refer to a way of doing things thatinvolvesfollowingrulesorinstructionsthat are the same in everycase, with nopossibilityof someone usingtheirownknowledgeorabilityto makedecisions 完全按规矩行事的，循规蹈矩的，“打勾”似的 Thislegislationencouragesa tick-boxmentality.这项立法鼓励了一种中规中矩的 "打勾"心态。 "Performancemanagementtendsto be abureaucratic,tickboxapproach," she said.她说："绩效管理往往是一种官僚的、‘打勾’似的方法。” usingtickboxes 打勾的；勾选的 It was aneasyexam, withlotsof tick-boxmultiple-choicequestions.这次考试很简单，有很多只需打勾的选择题。 More examples She said that it would bewrongto have a tick-boxapproachtosentencingcriminals. Thestereotypeofdiversitytrainingis a tick-boxexerciseaimedatmanagers. We are in anageofshort-termmechanistictick-boxgovernment. There was a tick-boximmigrationquestionnaire, but it had nospacefor him toexplainhisstatus. tick box\| Business English tick box noun[C] UK uk us (UScheckbox) asmallboxon apaperformto put atickin: Peoplestruggledwith thepagesoftickboxeson theforms. IT asmallboxon acomputerscreenthat youclickon to show achoice, toopenorcloseafile, etc.: Atickboxallowsyou tochoosetheprogramtoopenfiles. (Definition oftick boxfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/tick-box##
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