commensurate

形容词（在时间和空间上）相等的; 相称的，相当的

形容词

1. 相当,同量的：commend 称赞 | commensurate 相当,同量的 | commingle 混合,混杂

2. 相称的：commensurable 同单位度量的 | commensurate 相称的 | commensuration 同量

3. 同量的：commensurable 可公度的 | commensurate 同量的 | comment card 注释卡

4. 相称的,相当的：viable 可行的 | commensurate 相称的,相当的 | in terms of 根据,按照

1. (比例)相当的，相称的
    If the level of one thing is commensurate with another, the first level is in proportion to the second.

    e.g. Employees are paid salaries commensurate with those of teachers...
           给员工的薪水与老师拿的薪水相当。
    e.g. Managers saw a commensurate fall in their revenues.
           经理们发现自己的收入相应地减少了。

1. commensurate的意思

1. But they want much more than their salaries, which they don't think was commensurate with their caliber.

2. The licensing code answers the call for a clean and efficient administration commensurate with China's growing market system.

3. Until each and every Chinese citizen can claim with pride that there are full civic rights commensurate with his or her citizenship.

4. This is commensurate with their strength and influence in the world arena.

5. Internationally agreed rules stipulate that banks must create capital reserves commensurate to the risks that they take when they invest depositors'savings.

6. commensurate是什么意思

6. The report does propose a strategic task to build a strong military commensurate with China's security needs and growing national interests.

7. The central government said in March it planned to make Shanghai an international finance hub that is commensurate with the nation's economic strength by 2020.

8. commensurate的反义词

8. Both local and overseas experts said the move marked China's fulfillment of obligations commensurate with its growing importance on the world stage.

9. This is not commensurate with its national strength and the growing responsibilities it is shouldering to help maintain world peace and stability.

10. commensurate的意思

10. Such reforms can help to ensure that budgetary resources are available at different levels of government and are commensurate with expenditure responsibilities.

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