DECIDING

英音[ dɪˈsaɪdɪŋ ] 美音[ dɪˈsaɪdɪŋ ]
决定
常用释义
adj. 决定性的；无疑的
v. 决定；裁决；断定（decide 的现在分词）

扩展信息

决定
在决定(Deciding)方面，在平常做事时，一般不轻易去决定做，只有在经过 自己思考过的事情，才会认真去做，不做则已，但凡 …
决策
...设计到详细设计，UML就是常用的一种设计描述语言 决策（Deciding）: 帮助管理者作出决策 通知（Informing）: 为了获得认 …
决定性的
英语口语：决定性因素_外语教育网 ... major: 大学专业。 deciding: 决定性的；决胜的。 victory: 胜利。 ...
起决定作用的
高二英语下知识点总复习教案do... ... decided adj. 明确的，坚决的； deciding adj. 起决定作用的； decision n. 决定，决心(同义 …
裁决
in favour of中文 ... 作出改进 make improvements ... Deciding 决定，裁决 Deciding set 决胜局 ...
判定
GRE词汇... ... decibel 分贝（音量的单位） deciding 抉择;决定;判定 decipher 解开（疑团），破译（密码） ...

例句

Employees in DC schemes can be at a loss when deciding how much to invest, where to put their money and what kind of pension to expect.

That is the beauty with those Web Sites : the choice is yours, you have the option of deciding just how much you say to people.

The situation would not be as serious, of course, if the number of people deciding to leave were low.

There is nothing to call out his individuality, his ingenuity, his powers of balancing, judging, deciding.

He said he would give me one year probation before deciding whether to keep me or fire me.

there may be less haste in deciding the fate of Mr Abhisit's party, determined to hang on to power until its term ends in a year.

When you're deciding on new features, how much is fan feedback, and how much is stuff you've been thinking of for a while?

"You're a plague, " she said, deciding that I would not be a customer.

After a number of years trying to communicate with her through spiritualists, he gave up - deciding the whole thing was bunkum.

The difficult part is deciding what you want and that whatever you choose will blend in and enhance your meeting , meals, events .

Yet deciding to smoke or drink or not to exercise or to eat more steaks and less broccoli all impose end-of-life costs.

After high school, Pfeiffer went to college for a year, deciding that she wanted to become a court reporter.

Setting up training programmes. Organising a training workshop, deciding on the sort of training required and who will need training.

"I believed this morning that this stage would be a deciding one and I was very nervous, " admitted Schleck in a post-race press conference.

United will assess the condition of Vidic over the next 24 hours before deciding if he can fly out with the remainder of the squad tomorrow.

We also list the caveats that must be considered when deciding whether or not autophagy is an important effector mechanism of cell death.

And, of course, restaurants add a service charge, which customers may forget to factor in when deciding how much they can spend.

Pete D'Arruda has a simple way of deciding how much of your retirement savings should be at risk.

In the mid-20th century, governments began to get out of the business of deciding which couples were "fit" to marry.

You cannot be ill without at some level causing yourself to be, and you can be well again in a moment by simply deciding to be.

常用短语

adj.
insignificant

同义词

adj.
决定性的；无疑的
crucial critical final certain
v.
决定（decide的现在分词）
determining choosing

同根词(词根decide)

decisive adj 决定性的；果断的，坚定的
decided adj 明确的；显然的；坚决的，果断的
decidedly adv 果断地；断然地；明显；毫无疑问
decisively adv 果断地；决然地
decision n 决定，决心；决议
decided n 决定（decide的过去式）
decide vi 决定，下决心
decide vt 决定；解决；判决

更新时间：2025-04-26 19:50