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commensurate

/kəˈmɛnʃəɹət/

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verb

相称，相当。

To reduce to a common measure.

Examples :

"The chef had to commensurate all the different ingredient measurements into grams to ensure the recipe could be easily followed using a single scale. "

为了确保大家都能用同一个秤轻松地按照食谱操作，厨师需要把所有不同的配料计量单位统一换算成克。

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verb

相称，成比例.

To proportionate; to adjust.

Examples :

"The company tried to commensurate salaries with experience and job responsibilities. "

公司试图使工资与经验和工作职责相称。

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adjective

相称，相当，成比例。

Of a proportionate or similar measurable standard.

Examples :

"Her salary is commensurate with her experience; the more experience she gains, the higher her pay will be. "

她的工资和她的经验相称；她获得的经验越多，她的薪水就越高。

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adjective

同 commensurate: 对称的，相称的

Describing a crystal in which every atom or molecule is placed in the same relative position

Examples :

"The crystal structure of the salt we grew in science class was commensurate; every tiny grain of salt was precisely positioned in the same way. "

我们在科学课上培养的盐晶体结构是完全对称的；每一颗微小的盐粒都以完全相同的方式精确排列。

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