decided
decided 英 [dɪˈsaɪdɪd] 美 [dɪˈsaɪdɪd]
adj. 显然的；坚决的，果断的 vt. 决定（decide的过去式）
- The adjective decided means recognizable, marked, or distinct. If you have a decided preference for classical music, you'll probably get Bach for your birthday and not the Beatles.
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- adj. 显然的；坚决的，果断的
- vt. 决定（decide的过去式）
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1. His height was a decided advantage in the job.
干这项工作，他的身高是明显优势。
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2. She was a very decided young woman, eager to do some good in the world.
她是一个非常坚定的年轻女子，渴望在世上做点有益的事。
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3. The child is very decided about what she wants and doesn't want.
这孩子对她想要和不想要的东西非常有主见。
- decided (adj.) "resolute," 1790, past-participle adjective from decide. A decided victory is one whose reality is not in doubt; a decisive one goes far toward settling some issue. Related: Decidedly.
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