副词一部分; 有几分
1. 一部分：in a manner 在某种意义上 | in a measure 一部分 | in a minor key 用低调
2. 部分地; 在某种程度上：have sb.'s measure 已经衡量出某人高低[能力] | in a measure 部分地; 在某种程度上 | in a great [large] measure 在很大程度上, 大部分
1. China has resisted proposed cutbacks on loan guarantees for companies doing business in Iran, a measure strongly supported by the United States.
2. The measure came in response to a shortage of technicians and other professionals and limited capacity of domestic airports.
3. A fish is also a symbol of surplus in Chinese culture, another measure of a good year and a good life.
4. Capital adequacy ratio is the measure of a bank's own capital in proportion to its outstanding loans.
5. The HKU said a comprehensive measure should include sufficient smoking cessation support and an increase in tobacco tax.
6. Most designers worked in a somber palette of black and charcoal, with some oatmeal thrown in for good measure.
7. But the local authorities delayed taking action against it reportedly because the chemical plant contributed in a large measure to the local GDP growth.
8. in a measure
8. A measure of Chinese production rose to the highest in a year last month, data on Tuesday showed.
9. But the effectiveness of such a measure is in doubt, although efforts to preserve traditional festivals are highly commendable.
10. Free treatment of serious contagious diseases is also a vital measure in developing our public health program.