sample
sample 英 [ˈsɑ:mpl] 美 [ˈsæmpl]
v. 取样；抽样 n. 样品；样本
进行时:sampling 过去式:sampled 过去分词:sampled 第三人称单数:samples 名词复数:samples
- A sample is a small part of something that either represents a bigger whole or is designed to let you try something out. You might ask to try a sample of an exotic ice cream flavor before committing to buying a whole cone.
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- v. 取样；抽样
- n. 样品；样本
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1. The interviews were given to a random sample of students.
随机抽选出部份学生进行了采访。
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2. a sample survey
抽样调查
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3. a blood sample
血样
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4. Samples of the water contained pesticide.
水样中含有杀虫剂。
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5. ‘I'd like to see a sample of your work,’ said the manager.
“拿一件你做的货样给我看看。”经理说。
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6. 12% of the children sampled said they prefer cats to dogs.
在被抽样调查的孩子中，12% 说他们喜欢猫胜过喜欢狗。
- sample (n.) c. 1300, "something which confirms a proposition or statement," from Anglo-French saumple, a shortening of Old French essample, from Latin exemplum "a sample" (see example). Meaning "small quantity (of something) from which the general quality (of the whole) may be inferred" (usually in a commercial sense) is recorded from early 15c.; sense of "specimen for scientific sampling" is from 1878. As an adjective from 1820.
- sample (v.) "to test by taking a sample," 1767, from sample (n.). Earlier "to be a match for" (1590s). Related: Sampled; sampling.
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