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单词 comparably
释义
comparably
adverb
uk
/ˈkɒm.pər.ə.bli//kəmˈpær.ə.bli/us
/ˈkɑːm.pɚ.ə.bli//kəmˈper.ə.bli/
in a way that issimilarinsize,amount, orqualityto somethingelse:
Women usually havelongerlegsthan comparablysizedmen.
comparablypricedtickets
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comparable
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  • Bothgroupsperformedcomparably well.
  • Americanlevelsofpovertyandinequalitywould be onlyslightlyhigherthan thelevelsfoundin comparablyaffluentcountries.
  • If thegreatplaywrighthad had a comparablygiftedsister, what might herlifehave been like?
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(Definition ofcomparablyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcomparably

comparably
Subjects performedcomparablyon the two first-order tasks in both the false belief and ' non-mental ' domains, so within domains scores were combined for analysis.
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Now snip off acomparablysized piece from a diffraction image hologram containing the same chair information.
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Comparablydiluted vehicle stock solutions were also employed as controls.
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However, the monoclonal antibody did not produce acomparablyclear staining pattern in whole mounts.
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The argument that secular public discourse provides a common denominator that all citizens share iscomparablyclever-and equally unpersuasive.
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In practice, the equipotency model (allowing all principal therapies to be viewed ascomparablyefficacious) promotes professionals treating patients according to their preferred treatment model.
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If monism is alsocomparablyaccurate, in the aggregate, then it is superior.
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Comparably, ear becomes 'hear', air solidifies to 'hair', and 'am' becomes edible: 'ham'.
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Do these age groups behavecomparablyin their use of innovative forms?
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It is clearly of interest to inquire whether the symmetries of the present problem can becomparablyhelpful.
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There are nocomparablybroad descriptions based on constructive methods.
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Certainly the future emergence ofcomparablyinvigorating figures will be dependent on our recognizing the role that communal artistic cultures play in shaping musical identities.
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For example, if memories can persist intact for the lifetime of an organism, then the memory storage device should becomparablyenduring.
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It has been shown that in the context of proper training both surgeons and radiologists achievecomparablyhigh diagnostic sensitivity and specificity with ultrasound.
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On the discrimination task (requiring a same - different judgment), the groups performedcomparably.
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