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单词 expectancy
释义
expectancy
noun[U]
uk
/ɪkˈspek.tən.si/us
/ɪkˈspek.tən.si/
thefeelingthat somethingexcitingorpleasantis going tohappen:
（对令人激动或愉快的事情的）期待，渴望，盼望
There was ageneralairofexpectancy in thecrowd.人群中弥漫着期盼的气氛。
See also
life expectancy
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Planning, expecting and arranging
  • accidentally
  • accidentally on purposeidiom
  • advertent
  • advisedly
  • aim atsomething
  • bargain
  • I might have knownidiom
  • insomeone'scrosshairsidiom
  • in the pipelineidiom
  • in the worksidiom
  • intend
  • planner
  • provision
  • purposely
  • put the cart before the horseidiom
  • puttheirheads togetheridiom
  • rearrange
  • reckon onsomething
  • settle
  • sleeve
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(Definition ofexpectancyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

expectancy| Business English

expectancy
noun[U]
uk
/ɪkˈspektənsi/us
HR
theamountofworkoreffortthat anemployeebelievesthey must do inorderto besuccessful
See also
expectancy theory
(Definition ofexpectancyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofexpectancy

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The correlation coefficients between male lifeexpectancyand some of the other control variables in the model raises the risk of multicollinearity.
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In this study, the searches for lifeexpectancydata were particularly successful in terms of offering a relatively high precision.
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Statistical scenarios forecast a moderate increase in lifeexpectancyand decrease in mortality.
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On the basis of lifeexpectancyalone, for instance, it is unclear that these adults should even be called old.
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In contrast, the dispersion of the lifeexpectancyis already fairly high in the near future and steadily increases.
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Modeling studies suggest that the net effect of screening on quality-adjusted lifeexpectancyis modest, if not negative, but are subject to methodologic criticisms.
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Uncertainty with respect to lifeexpectancyand relative prices may beset both permanent income and accumulation strategies with considerable risk.
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For men, pension wealth is nearly 8 % higher with the mortality of the five countries with the longest lifeexpectancy.
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The fourth section looks at recent work on the relationship between anthropometric measurements and lifeexpectancy.
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In many of these countries there was evidence of high infant mortality rates and low lifeexpectancy.
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Early estimates of maximum lifeexpectancy, which yielded values in the 70s, have already been surpassed in low mortality populations.
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Women comprise a slightly higher proportion than men, basically due to higher female lifeexpectancyat birth.
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Between 1940 and 2001, for men with about 16 years of lifeexpectancy, the participation rate fell from 86 per cent to 38 per cent.
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Here we assume only that individuals know their own life expectancies.
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Therefore, it is unclear whether older girls will report more negative interpersonal expectancies than will younger girls.
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