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exact
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ex·act1 /ɪɡˈzækt/ ●●● S2 W3 adjectiveadj
1 EXACTcompletely correct in every detail 确切的，精确的
exact date/time/number/amount etc
exact copy/replica etc
► see thesaurus at right2 to be exact formal used to emphasize that what you are saying is exact 确切地说
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to be exact• It was more than 20 years ago, to be exact.• And a bloody enormous hotel, to be exacting.• He had to walk through thorns to find people, but he did find them, three of them to be exact.• Most of it is used for irrigation-80 percent of it, to be exact.• Naples, Florida, to be exact.• But this case appears to be exacting a greater toll.• The paths of two lives, or three to be exact, came together for a little while and then separated.• To be exact, is something missing from their veins?• Jock now behaved, to be exact, Precisely as car-salesmen act.
3 the exact colour/moment/type etc SAMEused to emphasize that the same thing is involved 一样的颜色/时刻/类型等
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the exact colour/moment/type etc• It is difficult to trace the exact moment at which he decided that the military situation was hopeless.• I can tell you the exact moment he fell in love with her.• But prosecutors in the Anwar Ibrahim indecency trial knew the exact moment of the chauffeur's trauma.• He looked up at the screen at the exact moment Rocky gave himself the name he would henceforth carry.• I was then sure that the brush was holding the exact colour the painting required.• The user has to judge the exact moment to stop.
4 the exact opposite (of somebody/something) OPPOSITE/REVERSEsomeone or something that is as different as possible from another person or thing (与某人/某事物)正好相反
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the exact opposite (of somebody/something)• At 80, you are the exact opposite.• Indeed, when it comes to the relative growth rates of imports and exports, the exact opposite is true.• This may not always be so - indeed, the exact opposite may be the case.• He was lively, witty and darkly handsome - the exact opposite of George.• Gloraida Malave, for example, was the exact opposite of Mones or Abukar.• John Major, he said, had the exact opposite of the Midas touch.• It is the exact opposite of the truth.• I said, which was about the exact opposite of what I really thought.
5 something is not an exact science if you say that an activity is not an exact science, you mean that it involves opinions, guessing etc 某事物不是一门精密的科学
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something is not an exact science• Opinion polling is hardly an exact science.• Diagnosing power in organizations is not an exact science.• The truth is that eating is not an exact science and never will be.• Therapy is not an exact science because everyone responds differently.
—exactness noun [uncountableU]
n COLLOCATIONS
nouns
the exact amount/number/figure
I don’t know the exact amount, but it was a lot.
the exact size
First, cut a piece of wood about 1cm x 10cm – the exact size doesn’t matter.
the exact date
He plans to retire soon, but the exact date is not fixed.
the exact time/moment
At that exact moment, the phone rang.
the exact position/location/spot etc
The satellite pictures showed the enemy’s exact location.
an exact copy/replica (=something which has been made, that is exactly like another thing)
The vessel is an exact replica of a Viking longboat.
an exact equivalent (=something that has exactly the same meaning, purpose, value etc as something else)
There is no exact equivalent in English for the phrase.
an exact match (=something that is exactly the same as something else)
The two DNA samples were an exact match.
the exact details (=details that are correct in every way)
Nobody knows the exact details of what happened.
somebody’s exact words (=the words someone actually said)
Try to remember his exact words – it’s very important.
the exact wording (=the words that were used in a letter, speech, etc, with nothing changed)
phrasesWhat was the exact wording of the message?
the exact same thing/way etc informal (=exactly the same thing/way etc)
If you’d been there, you’d have done the exact same thing.
n THESAURUS
exact an exact number, amount, or time is completely correct and is no more and no less than it should be
The exact weight of the baby at birth was 3.2 kg.
The exact time is 8:16 a.m.
precise precise information is based on clear and exact figures or measurements, especially when it is important that no mistakes are made
We need to know your precise location.
It’s difficult to be precise about the number of deaths caused by smoking.
accurate completely correct because all the details are true
The witness tried to give an accurate description of what she had seen.
accurate financial forecasts
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exact• It took her about an hour - 58 minutes to be exact.• I don't suppose you have the exact amount of money, do you?• Doctors do not know the exact cause of the disease.• The analysis thus involves the exact description not only of the language of the text, but also of its content.• It's not an exact likeness, but it's recognisable as my father.• Give a copy to your removal firm together with a description or map of your home's exact location.• More often than not, browsing is presented to the user by default when the system fails to provide an exact match.• You need to give me the exact measurements of the room.• It is difficult to determine the exact number of homeless people.• At 80, you are the exact opposite.• The bill does not, however, specify the exact procedure for notification.• Finding out the exact proportions and method of preparation will take some time and be a very tricky operation.• an exact replica of a 900-year-old Buddhist shrine• That same family, with the exact same buying power, would have been forced into the 40-percent bracket by 1980.• She's wearing the exact same dress I bought last week!• The exact time is 2:37 p.m.• "Can you tell me the exact time?" "It's 6.37."• And the exact timing is simply the Vadinamian way.• The exact weight of the baby at birth was 3.2 kg.• I can't remember her exact words, but this is the gist of what she said.
exact location/position/spot etc• Give a copy to your removal firm together with a description or map of your home's exact location.• This question helps us determine the exact location for the various types of work that will be done.• The exact location is important, as are details of when the accident happened and how far some one has fallen.• Plans, sections, and even models were made, and the exact position of every object was recorded.• Nor should application developers have to code into their applications the exact locations of resources over the network.• If the exact location of the incident is known the team members go directly to it.• The exact spot on the bridge table the gold vase belonged.• And at Niagara, guides pocketed tips by pointing to the exact spot where Sam Patch had made his last successful leap.
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exact• But like all strong magic, it exacts a price.• Among the jazz artists, drugs and liquor have exacted a terrible toll.• Indeed, they may have to be manufactured to exact customer specifications.• Yet each was built by hand to exacting standards.• Adults forget that most children really do want to grow up, if only to exact their own small revenges.• Payment was to be exacted through a land tax or rent set by the republics according to the quality of the land.• It is not exacting with regard to temperature and is suitable for tropical as well as cold-water aquariums.
From Longman Business Dictionary
exactex·act /ɪgˈzækt/ verb [transitiveT] formal
to demand and get something from someone, especially using forceful methods
My client is only claiming the return of taxes exacted under an unlawful demand.
—exaction noun [uncountableU]
The company supervises the exaction of tolls at the port.
(1500-1600) Latin past participle of exigere “to drive out, demand, measure”, from agere “to drive”
ex·act1 adjectiveadj →n COLLOCATIONS1 →n THESAURUS1exact2 verb
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exact verb
⇨ demand exact adj.
⇨ exact (an exact copy) ⇨ very (at that exact moment) exact exact ♦︎ precise ♦︎ accurate ♦︎ specific These words all describe sth that gives all the details of sth correctly. 这些词均表示精确的、准确的。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ precise / accurate / specific about sb / sth ◆ exact / precise / accurate / specific instructions / details ◆ exact / precise / accurate measurements ◆ an exact / a precise / an accurate answer / description ◆ a precise / an accurate account ◆ an exact / an accurate picture / copy ◆ the exact / precise time ◆ quite exact / precise / accurate / specific■ exact [usually before noun ] giving all the details correctly 精确的；准确的 ◆ She gave an exact description of the attacker.她对袭击者作了精确的描述。 ◆ What were his exact words?他的原话是什么？ ◆ She's in her mid-thirties－36, to be exact.她35岁左右－确切地说是36岁。 OPP approximate , rough ⇨ vague exact ⇨ very adj. ▸ exactly ◆ Do exactly as I tell you.严格按我说的办。 ◆ It happened almost exactly a year ago.这件事发生在差不多正好一年前。 ■ precise prɪˈsaɪs giving all the details clearly and correctly; based on correct and careful measurement or judgement 明确的；准确的；精确的 ◆ Please give precise details about your previous experience.请细说一下你以前的经历。 ◆ She was reasonably precise about the time of the incident.她还算准确地说出了事情发生的时间。 ◆ It measures 3.4 metres, to be precise.准确地说，它的尺寸是3.4米。 OPP imprecise ⇨ vague precise ⇨ very adj. ▸ precisely ◆ That's precisely what I meant.那恰恰是我的意思。 ▸ precision prɪˈsɪʒn [uncountable ] ◆ Her writing is imaginative but lacks precision.她的文章想象力丰富，但是不够细致。 ■ accurate correct in every detail 正确无误的 ◆ Accurate records must be kept at all times.任何时候都必须保存准确的记录。 ◆ The test results are accurate in 99% of cases.测试结果准确率达99%。 ◆ The novel wasn't intended to be historically accurate.小说不追求如实反映历史。 OPP inaccurate ⇨ wrong 1 ➡ See also the entry for reliable 2 另见reliable条第2义 ▸ accuracy ˈækjərəsi [uncountable ] ◆ They questioned the accuracy of the information in the file.他们怀疑档案中信息的正确性。 ▸ accurately ◆ The report accurately reflects the current state of the industry.该报告如实反映了这个行业的现状。 NOTE 辨析 Accurate can often be used before a noun in the same way as exact and precise . 作定语时accurate的用法常与exact和precise相同 ◆ exact / precise / accurate records正确的／精确的／准确的记录 When the words are used after a linking verb, there is a slightly different emphasis, especially in negative statements. A description that is not very exact/precise lacks details; a description that is not very accurate gives details, but the details are wrong. Precise includes the idea of being clear and certain as well as correct and can be used to talk about people in the phrase be precise about sth . Exact is not usually used in this way. 但用在连系动词后，尤其是否定句时，这几个词所强调的重点略有不同。not very exact/precise指缺乏细节的描述，not very accurate指描述中有细节，但内容有误。precise除了“正确”之外，还有“清楚、肯定”之意；可用于短语sb be precise about sth，指某人对某事确定无疑。exact一般不这样用 ◆ She was reasonably exact about the time of the incident. If you are reasonably accurate about sth you are reasonably correct about it, not reasonably clear and certain. * be reasonably accurate about sth指还算正确，不含“清楚、肯定”之意。 ■ specific giving all the details clearly and carefully 明确的；具体的 ◆ I gave you specific instructions.我明确告诉过你怎么做的。 ◆ 'I'd like your help tomorrow.' 'Can you be more specific (= tell me exactly what you want) ?'“我想让你明天来帮我。”“你能不能说得具体些？” ⓘ Specific precise ; it is frequently used in order to ask sb to be more precise, to complain that sb has not been precise, or to insist that you have been precise (for example, when sb has ignored your instructions). * specific常与precise的用法相同，常用于要求某人更明确些，或抱怨某人不够明确，或坚称自己说得已经很清楚了。
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Exact and accurate: exact, accurate, perfect...
Ways of emphasizing what you are saying: ach, actively, actual...
Careful and cautious: careful, cautious, thorough...
To get something or someone: get, come by, accept...
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