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单词 establish
释义
establish
verb
uk
/ɪˈstæb.lɪʃ/us
/ɪˈstæb.lɪʃ/

establishverb(START)

B2[Toften passive]
tostartacompanyororganizationthat willcontinuefor alongtime:
建立；设立；创立
Thebrewerywas established in 1822.这家啤酒厂建于1822年。
Thesemethodsofworkingwere established in the lastcentury.这些工作方法是上个世纪开始采用的。
C1[Toften passive]
tostarthaving arelationshipwith, orcommunicatingwith anotherperson,company,country, ororganization:
与…建立关系；与…开始往来
There is astrongneed to establisheffectivecommunicationlinksbetweenstaff,parents,pupils, andexternalbodies.非常有必要与员工、家长、学生以及其他各方建立有效的沟通渠道。
More examples
  • When thecollegewas established in 1546, itinheritedahallfrom each of threeantecedentinstitutions.
  • The twobrothersestablished aclothesretailingbusiness.
  • Aninternationalmedicalconferencewas established for theinterchangeof newideasandapproaches.
  • Anaidprogrammewas established tooilthewheelsofeconomicreformin theregion.
  • Grants will be given to establishcentresofexcellencein thisfieldofresearch.
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  • administration
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  • be running on fumesidiom
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  • go darkidiom
  • go to the wallidiom
  • growth hacker
  • growth hacking
  • have a corner on a marketidiom
  • receiver
  • soft launch
  • spinsomethingoff
  • start (something) up
  • subscale
  • turn around
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Relationships: general words

establishverb(ACCEPT)

C1[T]
tocausesomething or someone to beacceptedin orfamiliarwith aplace,position, etc.:
使得到承认；使被接受
Hisreputationforcarelessnesswas establishedlongbefore thelatestproblemsarose.在最近的一系列问题出现之前，他粗心大意的问题已经是众人皆知的了。
He's established himselfasadependablesourceofinformation.他被认为是一个可靠的消息来源。
After threemonthswe were well establishedin/atournewhouse/newjobs.三个月后我们在新家安顿了下来／新的工作中站稳了脚跟。
establishyourselfC1formal
to be in asuccessfulpositionover alongperiodoftime:
确立（某种地位）
He has established himself as theleadingcandidatein theelection.他已经确立了竞选中主要候选人的地位。
When you have established yourself and made somemoney, you will be in apositiontomarry.
Ispentseveralyearstryingto establish myself as apainter.
He has established himself as one of the mostsuccessfulsportsmenof thecentury.
It can't have beeneasyto establish yourselves in such acompetitivemarket.
More examples
  • Shehittheballso hard that heropponenthad nochanceto establish anyrhythmin hergame.
  • Once shebecameaprosecutor, shequicklyestablished herself as amasterfultriallawyer.
  • WorldMusic is now well established andpopularwithmassaudiencesandmainstreamcompanies.
  • Theypreachtheabolitionof establishedsystemsbutproposenothing toreplacethem.
  • Recentevidencehastendedtocontradictestablishedtheorieson thissubject.
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  • approved
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  • rule
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  • self-acknowledged
  • self-admitted
  • settle onsomething
  • sign on the dotted lineidiom
  • unanimous
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Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling

establishverb(DISCOVER)

C2[T]formal
todiscoveror getproofof something:
查实；确定；证实，证明
Before we take anyactionwe must establish thefacts/truth.我们在采取行动之前必须弄清事实真相。
[+ question word]Can you establishwhattimeshelefthome/whethershe haslefthome.你能确定她何时离家的吗／你能否确定她已经离家了？
[+ (that)]We have established(that)she wasbornin 1900.我们已经证实，她生于1900年。
More examples
  • Theprosecutionhas to establish hisguiltbeyond (reasonable)doubt/ beyond a (reasonable)doubt.
  • It's oftendifficultto establish who theguiltypartyisfollowingaroadaccident.
  • Thepoliceare stilltryingto establish thecauseof thefire.
  • There aretestswhich can establish a baby'sgeneticendowment.
  • Scientists have established therelationshipbetweenlungcancerandsmoking.
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  • authenticate
  • credential
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  • demonstrable
  • demonstrably
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  • disprove
  • lie
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  • non-evidence
  • probatory
  • proof positive
  • provable
  • the acid test
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  • vindicate
  • vindication
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(Definition ofestablishfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
establish
verb
uk
/ɪˈstæb.lɪʃ/us
/ɪˈstæb.lɪʃ/

establishverb(START)

B2[Toften passive]
tostartacompanyororganizationthat willcontinuefor alongtime
建立；设立；创立
Thebrewerywas established in 1822.这家啤酒厂建于1822年。
Thesemethodsofworkingwere established in the lastcentury.这些工作方法是上个世纪开始采用的。
C1[Toften passive]
tostarthaving arelationshipwith, orcommunicatingwith anotherperson,company,country, ororganization
与…建立关系；与…开始往来
There is astrongneed to establisheffectivecommunicationlinksbetweenstaff,parents,pupils, andexternalbodies.非常有必要与员工、家长、学生以及其他各方建立有效的沟通渠道。
More examples
  • When thecollegewas established in 1546, itinheritedahallfrom each of threeantecedentinstitutions.
  • The twobrothersestablished aclothesretailingbusiness.
  • Aninternationalmedicalconferencewas established for theinterchangeof newideasandapproaches.
  • Anaidprogrammewas established tooilthewheelsofeconomicreformin theregion.
  • Grants will be given to establishcentresofexcellencein thisfieldofresearch.

establishverb(ACCEPT)

C1[T]
tocausesomething or someone to beacceptedin orfamiliarwith aplace,position, etc.
使得到承认；使被接受
Hisreputationforcarelessnesswas establishedlongbefore thelatestproblemsarose.在最近的一系列问题出现之前，他粗心大意的问题已经是众人皆知的了。
He's established himselfasadependablesourceofinformation.他被认为是一个可靠的消息来源。
After threemonthswe were well establishedin/atournewhouse/newjobs.三个月后我们在新家安顿了下来／新的工作中站稳了脚跟。
establishyourselfC1formal
to be in asuccessfulpositionover alongperiodoftime
确立（某种地位）
He has established himself as theleadingcandidatein theelection.他已经确立了竞选中主要候选人的地位。
More examples
  • Shehittheballso hard that heropponenthad nochanceto establish anyrhythmin hergame.
  • Once shebecameaprosecutor, shequicklyestablished herself as amasterfultriallawyer.
  • World Music is now well established andpopularwithmassaudiencesandmainstreamcompanies.
  • Theypreachtheabolitionof establishedsystemsbutproposenothing toreplacethem.
  • Recentevidencehastendedtocontradictestablishedtheorieson thissubject.

establishverb(DISCOVER)

C2[T]formal
todiscoveror getproofof something
查实；确定；证实，证明
Before we take anyactionwe must establish thefacts/truth.我们在采取行动之前必须弄清事实真相。
[+ question word]Can you establishwhattimeshelefthome/whethershe haslefthome.你能确定她何时离家的吗／你能否确定她已经离家了？
[+ (that)]We have established(that)she wasbornin 1900.我们已经证实，她生于1900年。
More examples
  • Theprosecutionhas to establish hisguiltbeyond (reasonable)doubt/ beyond a (reasonable)doubt.
  • It's oftendifficultto establish who theguiltypartyisfollowingaroadaccident.
  • Thepoliceare stilltryingto establish thecauseof thefire.
  • There aretestswhich can establish a baby'sgeneticendowment.
  • Scientists have established therelationshipbetweenlungcancerandsmoking.

establish| American Dictionary

establish
verb[T]
us
/ɪˈstæb·lɪʃ/

establishverb[T](START)

tostartsomething that will last for alongtime, or tocreateor set something in aparticularway:
Hehelpedto establish the University of California at Berkeley.
Once we establish theprice, we canbegintomarkettheproduct.

establishverb[T](ACCEPT)

tocausesomeone or something to beacceptedgenerally:
She’s established herself as aleadingauthorityonurbanproblems.

establishverb[T](PROVE)

toprovesomething or show thestateof something,esp. bycollectingfactsorinformationabout it:
Thecoronerhas notyetestablished thecauseofdeath.
[+ question word]We’retryingto establish whathappenedhere.
(Definition ofestablishfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

establish| Business English

establish
verb
uk
/ɪˈstæblɪʃ/us
[T,often passive]
tostartacompanyororganizationthat willcontinuefor alongtime:
Thefirmwas established in 1822.
Thecompanyintendsto establish apresencein Korea.
establish yourself
[T]
toreachasuccessfulpositionover aperiodoftime:
Hehas established himself asone of the mostactivebusinessleadersin thecommunity.
Thecompanyquicklyestablished itselfas arecognizedglobalbrand.
(Definition ofestablishfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofestablish

establish
Although establishing new schools is not permitted, there is always a loophole that can be exploited.
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To sum up, we have thus far established a sufficient condition for eradication to be optimal, and we have characterized the other possible qualitative solutions.
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The health authority's representatives again sought toestablisha sense of purpose and to embody this in a method of working.
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In so doing, he treats the parties' identities as having been established.
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The desired client profiles had been established a priori to ensure that a broad range of clients would be recruited.
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But what remains to be established is the actual duration threshold below which a sequence will no longer be perceived as hiatus.
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And there are the broader issues of macro- and microeconomic policy that play important roles in establishing savings levels.
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Whenever an equilibrium force-law is required, it is always essential toestablishthat the two surfaces have stopped moving before the equilibrium displacements are measured.
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If the cortex were organized in this manner, one would suspect that experimental results would have established such themes, as it has for subcortical structures.
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Moreover, extraneous factors influenced the boundaries which infants established for themselves, making unrealistic a straightforward comparison of age groups.
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Studies of the motet have tended, likewise, to frame analysis in the terms established by cyclic masses and their forms of musical elaboration.
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Men sought to endow each son with sufficient land toestablisha separate household.
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In designing tasks, researchers need to worry about establishing reliable and valid measures.
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In the following analysis, primary and nonprimary descriptors will be used for establishing design tasks through one or more design relations.
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Therefore, weestablishan agenda for future research in this area.
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