measurable /ˈmeʒərəbl/ adj. 1. 可测量的,可度量的:Objectives should be measurable and achievable.目标应该是可度量、可实现的。2. 重要的,重大的;不久的:within the measurable future在不久的将来;a measurable figure 重要人物There’s been a measureable improvement in his work.他的工作已有很大改进。

 measure /ˈmeʒə/ I. n. 1.u]量度,尺寸: make… to one’s measure 按照的尺寸做 The tailor took his measure for a suit.裁缝量下了他做衣服的尺寸。 2.c]措施: What measures are you going to take? 你们打算采取什么措施? 3. 用于习语 for good measure 另外(表示补充):I swept the floor and polished the table, and then, for good measure, I cleaned the windows.我扫地,擦桌子,接着另外还擦了窗户。beyond measure不可估量,极度(cf.beyond条)‖II. vt. & vi. 测量,量: The doctor weighed the baby and measured its height.大夫给婴儿称了体重量了身高。The river measures up two kilometres across.这条河宽达两公里。2. 用于短语动词measure up尺寸合适;能力足够:They’re measuring up for new carpets.他们在寻找一个大小合适的地毯。She could never measure up to her mother’s expectations.她的能力永远不能够满足母亲对她的期望。

 measurement /ˈmeʒəmənt/ n. u 衡量,测量:take an accurate measurement of…准确地测量…;remote measurement 遥测;precise measurement 精确的测量;take chest (waist) measurement  量胸()