benchmark 英 [ˈbentʃmɑ:k]   美 [ˈbentʃmɑrk]

benchmark

benchmark  英 [ˈbentʃmɑ:k] 美 [ˈbentʃmɑrk]

n. 基准;标准检查程序  vt. 用基准问题测试(计算机系统等) 

名词复数:benchmarks 

We have rewritten all the sample scripts to cover the new benchmark. 我们已经重写了所有示例脚本,以覆盖新的基准。
Since we are not using any in this benchmark, the readings are all 0. 由于我们在这一基准中没有采用这一点,所以所读取的都是 0。

  • A benchmark is a standard that other similar items can be compared to — that way everything is measured against a common standard.
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  • n. 基准;标准检查程序
  • vt. 用基准问题测试(计算机系统等)
  • 1. We have rewritten all the sample scripts to cover the new benchmark.

    我们已经重写了所有示例脚本,以覆盖新的基准。

  • 2. Since we are not using any in this benchmark, the readings are all 0.

    由于我们在这一基准中没有采用这一点,所以所读取的都是 0。

  • 3. The code for these examples is based on the benchmark program I used in the preceding article, with some simplifications.

    这些示例的代码是以我在上篇文章中使用的基准程序为基础的,并进行了一些简化。

  • benchmark (n.) also bench-mark, "surveyor's point of reference," 1838, from a specialized surveyors' use of bench (n.) + mark (n.1); figurative sense is from 1884. The literal use is in reference to an angle-iron stuck in the ground as a support ("bench") for the leveling-staff.
bench·mark / ˈbentʃmɑːk ; NAmE ˈbentʃmɑːrk / noun , verb benchmark benchmarks benchmarked benchmarking noun something that can be measured and used as a standard that other things can be compared with 基准 Tests at the age of seven provide a benchmark against which the child's progress at school can be measured. 七岁时进行的测试为孩子在学校中的学习发展提供了一个测量基准。 verb benchmarksth (against sth) to judge the quality of sth in relation to that of other similar things 以(某事物)为标准评估(某事物) Projects are assessed and benchmarked against the targets. 以这些目标作为对项目进行评估和检测的基准。 bench·mark / ˈbentʃmɑːk ; NAmE ˈbentʃmɑːrk /
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