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单词 benchmark
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benchmark
noun[C]
uk
/ˈbentʃ.mɑːk/us
/ˈbentʃ.mɑːrk/
alevelofqualitythat can be used as astandardwhencomparingother things:
基准（点）
Heroutstandingperformancessetanewbenchmark forsingersthroughouttheworld.她的精彩表演为全世界歌手树立了新典范。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Quality and standard
  • bar
  • cachet
  • calibre
  • conform
  • conform to/withsomething
  • conformance
  • level
  • mark
  • multi-levelled
  • multilevel
  • notch
  • place
  • plane
  • prestige
  • qualitative
  • qualitatively
  • star
  • style
  • take first/second placeidiom
  • upscale
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benchmark
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˈbentʃ.mɑːk/us
/ˈbentʃ.mɑːrk/
used as astandardwhencomparingother things:
a benchmarkcase
Teachers give the benchmarkteststoseewhetherstudentsaregraspingthe newcurriculum.
More examples
  • Naturalgasis still aregionalcommodity, anditspriceis onlylooselyconnectedtoworldoilbenchmarkprices.
  • Thisqualificationis foradviserswho havepassedbenchmarkqualificationsinfinancialadvice.
  • The benchmarkannuallendingratereached7.47percent.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Samples and examples
  • a case in pointphrase
  • advertisement
  • aliquot
  • archetype
  • benchmarking
  • classic
  • core
  • cross-section
  • flavour
  • for instanceidiom
  • forerunner
  • illustration
  • instance
  • quintessence
  • role model
  • sample
  • showpiece
  • sort
  • swatch
  • taste
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benchmark
verb[T]
uk
/ˈbentʃ.mɑːk/us
/ˈbentʃ.mɑːrk/
tomeasurethequalityof something bycomparingit with somethingelseof anacceptedstandard:
以…为标准来衡量
Hisreportssaid that allschoolsshould be benchmarkedagainstthebest.他的报告指出，所有学校都应该以最好的学校为标准进行衡量。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Comparing and contrasting
  • analogy
  • antithesis
  • apple
  • as againstidiom
  • balance
  • balancesomethingagainstsomething
  • comparative
  • competitively
  • contradistinction
  • contrast
  • contrastive
  • cross-reference
  • gold standard
  • measure
  • perspective
  • relative
  • relatively
  • relativist
  • self-differentiation
  • stack up
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benchmarkingnoun
(Definition ofbenchmarkfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
benchmark
noun[C]
uk
/ˈbentʃ.mɑːk/us
/ˈbentʃ.mɑːrk/
alevelofqualitythat can be used as astandardwhencomparingother things
基准（点）
Heroutstandingperformancessetanewbenchmark forsingersthroughouttheworld.她的精彩表演为全世界歌手树立了新典范。
benchmark
verb[T]
uk
/ˈbentʃ.mɑːk/us
/ˈbentʃ.mɑːrk/
tomeasurethequalityof something bycomparingit with somethingelseof anacceptedstandard
以…为标准来衡量
Hisreportssaid that allschoolsshould be benchmarkedagainstthebest.他的报告指出，所有学校都应该以最好的学校为标准进行衡量。

benchmark| American Dictionary

benchmark
noun[C]
us
/ˈbentʃˌmɑrk/
astandardformeasuringorjudgingother things of the sametype:
Herperformancesset a new benchmark forclassicalpianists.
(Definition ofbenchmarkfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

benchmark| Business English

benchmark
noun[C]
uk
/ˈbenʃmɑːk/us
alevelofqualitythat can be used as astandardagainst which tocompareother things:
Apple'siconiciPhonebecamethe benchmark in themarket.
The newreportprovidesa benchmark forfoodcompaniesaround theworld.
Thecatalogindustrycandiscovernewopportunitiesbycomparingitsownbusinesstrendstoindustrybenchmarks.
Theyset the benchmark forethicalbeautypackaging.
Thecompanysets the benchmark againstwhich otherbusinessesmakehealthcaredecisions.
FINANCE
ashareprice,interestrate, etc. that othershareprices,interestrates, etc. can becomparedagainst:
the benchmark for sthThisyearthe benchmark forironoreis $60 atonne.
The Mervalstockindex, thebenchmarkmeasureof Argentina'sstockmarket,rose8.2%yesterday.
Thebenchmarkpriceofoildroppedfrom $59 to $53perbarrel.
IT
acomputerprogramthatmeasuresthequalityandspeedofcomputersoftwareorhardware(=equipmentorelectronicparts):
benchmark program/software/testThe benchmarktestsshow that the newmachinesare onlyslightlyfaster.
benchmark
verb
uk
/ˈbenʃmɑːk/us
[T]
tomeasurethequalityof something bycomparingit with somethingelseof anacceptedstandard:
Beingableto benchmarkperformanceis veryimportantfor newcompanies.
TheEuropeanParliament haslaunchedaprogrammeto benchmarkemploymentlawsacrossthe EU.
[IorT]
to use something as astandardinordertoimproveyourownwork,products, orprocesses:
benchmark (sb/sth) against sthThecompanycontinuesto benchmark against thecompetition.
Theresultsallowthecompanyto benchmark itself against otherorganizationsandidentifyareasforimprovement.
[T]IT
totestthequalityandspeedofcomputersoftwareorhardware(=equipmentorelectronicparts):
Benchmark thespeedofyourcomputer.
(Definition ofbenchmarkfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbenchmark

benchmark
Using these benchmarks, we measured the impact of different heuristics used in the select action function.
From theCambridge English Corpus
To measure the parameters describing the states reached by the compressed material and thus to provide benchmarks for simulation codes, different optical diagnostics were employed.
From theCambridge English Corpus
To provide two important benchmarks, for each window we estimate two linear models.
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The first example concerns a recent controversy surrounding the use of national literacy benchmarks for primary school lear ners.
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Many things were important as benchmarks of how this progress could be measured - education, increasing professionalisation, artistic production - but the underlying criterion was material.
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To answer this question, we construct several real benchmarks - real in that they produce useful results.
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We use the benchmarker of each adt to time each implementation and its variants over a sample of 100 benchmarks.
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I shall mention only the more important of these benchmarks.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Section 7 discusses the applicability of our results through simple examples of programs and reports the results obtained by applying our method to various benchmarks.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The gen gc systems have a higher memory usage than the inc gc systems for most benchmarks.
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Between the non-incremental systems, the stack-splitting system performs better in most of the benchmarks than the scheduling on top-most choice-point system.
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As we will demonstrate in our experiments, this is not really an issue with the benchmarks in the literature.
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In all benchmarks the improved trailing scheme is faster than the classic scheme.
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The results for the smaller benchmarks are confirmed by the larger comp program.
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The deterministic nature of both hanoi and qsort benchmarks, allows the analysis to infer that all unifications should be replaced by a non-trailing alternative.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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