英语释义

1. a science (such as physics, chemistry, or astronomy) whose laws are capable of accurate quantitative expression

2. a science (as physics, chemistry, or astronomy) whose laws are capable of accurate quantitative expression

片语

oriental exact science东方精确科学

an exact science精密的科学

not a exact science不是严密的科学

The Exact Science of Matrimony婚姻生活的精密科学

not an exact science一门精确的科学

英汉例句

• there is no exact science for knowing how many players the game will have.

  没有什么方法能够精确地估计游戏会有多少玩家。

• it is a more exact science than asking a man when his voice broke or he had his first wet dream.

  这要比问一位男性什么时候变声或第一次梦遗，科学性要準确的多。

• a doctor「s care is not a protective bubble, and cardiology is not the exact science that many people wish it to be.

  医生的照顾，是不是一个泡沫的保护，和心脏病是不是精确的科学，很多人希望它。

• unfortunately for the residents of galveston, meteorology was far from an exact science at the end of the 19th century, and they received very little warning about the storm」s strength.

  十九世纪末期，气象学远未成为精确的科学，这对加尔维斯顿的居民来说很不幸，他们几乎没有得到有关风暴强度的警告。

• don「t think of watering as an exact science where every drop must be measured.

  不要以为浇水是一种精确的科学，以至于每一滴用水都要精密地测量。

• roi is not an exact science and will vary from one organization to another (much like soa itself).

  roi并不是一门精确的科学，不同组织间的变化非常大（和soa本身非常类似）。

• moreover, the alert system isn」t an exact science either, says flu expert angus nicoll of the european centre for disease prevention and control in stockholm.

  另外，斯德哥尔摩欧洲疾病预防与控制中心的流感专家angusnicoll也表示，预警系统本身就不是完全科学的。

• some people seem to believe that economics is an exact science whose theory should be able to predict the trajectory of the economy.

  似乎有人认为，经济学是一门精準的学科，经济学理论应该能够预测经济发展轨道。

• this is not an exact science but works about half of the times, but only when the defender is the active one.

  这不是一个确切的科学，而是工程的一半左右，但只有当后卫是积极的。