yardstick

英 [英 [ˈjɑːdstɪk]]

美 [美 [ˈjɑːrdstɪk]]

n.  码尺; (好坏或成败的)衡量标准; 准绳

　 　 　 复数：yardsticks　

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双语例句

• Real results should be the yardstick for measuring success.
  真实的成果是衡量成功的准绳。
• By any yardstick, we can be proud of our long-standing record of philanthropy for charities and education.
  不论以什么标准来衡量，我们长期对慈善和教育事业的奉献，都值得我们引以为荣。
• This is a yardstick for measuring whether a person is really progressive.
  这是衡量一个人是否真进步的标准。
• Do you judge other children by the same yardstick as your own?
  你用同样的标准衡量你的孩子和其他孩子吗？
• Is profit the only yardstick of success?
  利益是成功唯一的尺度吗？
• As a yardstick of traveling experiences, tourists satisfaction highly influences the future tourism income and policy making.
  游客满意度是衡量旅游体验的主要标准，影响游客收益以及随后旅游决策和行为。
• The personalization process has championed a crucial yardstick& the criterion of personal achievement.
  恤个性化的过程凸现了一条至关重要的准绳&个人成就的标准。
• Durability is one yardstick of quality.
  耐久性是质量好坏的一个尺度。
• Correspondence between yardstick of prediction term and prediction method is good way to improve prediction effect.
  提高预测效果的良好途径是预测期尺度与预测方法相对应。
• Morality, as a yardstick, is usually used to evaluate others.
  道德一直被人们视为评价他人的一个尺度。