well-established
well-established 英 ['welɪs'tæblɪʃt] 美 [ˈwɛlɪsˈtæblɪʃt]
adj. 得到确认的；固定下来的 v. 已确立起来；固定下来（well-establish的过去分词）
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- adj. 得到确认的；固定下来的
- v. 已确立起来；固定下来（well-establish的过去分词）
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1. The work starts with two well-established sets of data, one on violence and the other on the weather.
该项工作起始于得到确认的两组数据，一份关于暴动，一份关于天气。
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2. The group, as if on signal, slowed to a canter along what I later dis-cerned to be well-established deer trails that served the denizens of the woods.
这群人像是收到信号似的放慢脚步，在一条小径上小跑而行，我后来发现这是一条开辟好了的鹿道，供森林里的居民们使用。
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3. One of the best ways to approach any subject, new or well-established, is to begin with the definitions, and then, through rigorous analysis and questioning, see where that leads.
接触一个学科的最好的方法，不管它是新的或者已经很好的制定的科目，我们都应该从定义开始，然后是严格的分析与质问，看它能引导我们做什么。
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