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precise
[pri-sahys]
adjective
definitely or strictly stated, defined, or fixed.
precise directions.
Synonyms:Antonyms: ,being exactly that and neither more nor less.
a precise temperature;
a precise amount.
being just that and no other.
the precise dress she had wanted.
definite or exact in statement, as a person.
carefully distinct.
precise articulation.
exact in measuring, recording, etc..
a precise instrument.
excessively or rigidly particular.
precise observance of regulations;
precise grooming.
precise
/ ±č°łÉŖĖ²õ²¹ÉŖ²õ /
adjective
strictly correct in amount or value
a precise sum
designating a certain thing and no other; particular
this precise location
using or operating with total accuracy
precise instruments
strict in observance of rules, standards, etc
a precise mind
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- precisely adverb
- preciseness noun
- overprecise adjective
- overprecisely adverb
- overpreciseness noun
- superprecise adjective
- superprecisely adverb
- superpreciseness noun
- ultraprecise adjective
- unprecise adjective
- unprecisely adverb
- unpreciseness noun
- ±č°ł±šĖ³¦¾±²õ±š²Ō±š²õ²õ noun
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of precise1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
Aircraft engines rely on a precise fuel metering system - if that system gets blocked, it can lead to fuel starvation and engine shutdown.
Meanwhile, Genge speaks to us after a precise sauna session - "11 minutes a day, five days a week," he explains.
This has already come in handy in the strategy game āCivilization VII,ā a title I waited for the Switch 2 to play and one that can utilize the more precise maneuvers mouse controls provide.
Multiple people have been injured in the attacks, although the precise number of dead and injured is not yet clear.
Movements from primates in these studies are not as precise as humans, but one hypothesis used to explain the origins of music could help explain the differences.
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