definitively

英 [英]

美 [美]

adv.  决定性地；最后地

　 　 　 　

英国国家语料库（BNC）词汇 美国当代英语语料库（COCA）词汇

双语例句

• Programmers definitively answer equally vague questions all the time, however, and people wonder why software is rarely delivered on time and within budget.
  然而，程序员肯定总在回答同样空泛的问题，而人们也在问：为什么软件很少按时并在预算内交付。
• But it is also a very hard question to answer definitively.
  但这个问题很难明确回答。
• Scientists have uncovered startling new evidence which definitively show what color feathers certain dinosaurs had& reddish-orange.
  科学家们找到了新的确凿的证据证明一些恐龙的羽毛颜色是桔红色的！
• They are the experts in that area and can deal with the change quickly and definitively; reviewing it with the change board would not add value and would only slow down resolution.
  他们在这个领域是无可厚非的专家，能够精确并快速地处理变更；请示变更委员会并没有带来更多的优势反而降低了解决问题的效率。
• When your application closes the document, you know definitively that the resources the document has been using are no longer needed.
  当您的应用程序关闭该文档时，您完全知道已经不再需要文档曾使用的资源了。
• This is not often a critical decision, and there may be no definitively right or wrong answer.
  这通常不是关键性的判定，也没有绝对正确或错误的答案。
• They said their study, published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, is the first definitively to link air pollution with birth defects.
  他们说，这项刊登在《美国流行病学杂志》上的研究首次明确地提出空气污染与出生缺陷有关。
• There are no magic bullets and no product you can purchase and install to definitively protect against all threats.
  仅仅购买并安装某种产品，是不可能完全抵御所有威胁的。
• To many Americans, 9/ 11 definitively marked the end of an era.
  对于许多美国人而言，9.11无疑标志着一个时代的终结。
• This question will only be answered definitively after more research; however, it is safe to assert that a balanced culture is important.
  这个问题只能在进行更多研究后回答；但是，可以有把握地声称，一个和谐的文化是重要的。