单词:overestimates
n a calculation that results in an estimate that is too high
v make too high an estimate of
v assign too high a value to
overestimate的用法和样例:
例句
- I overestimated the amount of milk we'd need for the weekend.我过高估计了我们周末的用奶量。
- Most customers overestimated the price of the dress.大多数顾客过高估计了这条连衣裙的价格。
- I thought it would cost about 300 dollars,but luckily that turned out to be an overestimate.我原本以为需要花费300美元,但是很幸运地是原来是出价过高了。
经典引文
You are a miserable, sycophantic weakling..and your uncle overestimated you.
出自:J. D. MacDonaldPlato overestimated greatly the power of education to reform.
出自:J. Heller
- overrate评价过高
- overvalue 对 ... 估价过高...
- misjudge判断错误
- miscalculate误算
- overemphasize过分强调
- overvaluation估计过高
- overrating定额过高
- overcount计数过度
- overpraise过度夸奖
- overprize 过于珍视
- over-react反应过度强烈...
- over-assessment[法] 估价太高...
- overestimation估计过高
- overreckoning估计过高
- overappraisal估计过高
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