scrutinized

英 [ˈskruːtənaɪzd]

美 [ˈskruːtənaɪzd]

v.  仔细查看; 认真检查; 细致审查
scrutinize的过去分词和过去式

COCA.42827

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 scrutinise


• VERB 详细检查;仔细察看
  If youscrutinizesomething, you examine it very carefully, often to find out some information from it or about it.
  1. Her purpose was to scrutinize his features to see if he was an honest man...
     她的目的是通过仔细观察他的相貌以判断他是否诚实。
  2. Lloyds' results were carefully scrutinised as a guide to what to expect from the other banks.
     对劳埃德银行的业绩进行了仔细分析，以确定对其他银行的表现可以作何种期待。

双语例句

• They gain the ability to evaluate the impact of management efforts, so that those too can be scrutinized for risks and benefits.
  他们获得了评估管理工作的影响的能力，以便可以考察二者的风险和好处。
• Federal bank examiners scrutinized the books of600 financial institutions.
  联邦银行稽查员仔细检查了600家金融机构的账目。
• As I have said before, this has been the most closely watched and carefully scrutinized pandemic in history.
  我在前面已说过，这是历史上最严密关注和最仔细监视的疾病大流行。
• First, WHO is placed in the limelight, and second, what we do is very closely scrutinized.
  首先，世卫组织成为众人瞩目的中心；其次，将非常仔细地检查我们所做的事。
• Therefore the concept of'intention'needs to be reevaluated and scrutinized more closely.
  而这项最新的研究结果却告诉人们，事实并非总是如此。因此研究人员也认为，“意向”这个词的概念需要重新评估和更精确的审视。
• Beyond that we had scrutinized carefully the records of dozens of people in every sphere of British public life.
  除此之外，我们还仔细审查了英国公共生活各个方面的数十个人的档案。
• The "Heathrow problem" has been scrutinized for at least a decade.
  “希思罗问题”备受关注至少已有十年了。
• Eleanor was scrutinized, too, and often found wanting
  埃莉诺也被详细审查，结论经常是不够格。
• B.P.A.is rarely tested and scrutinized so intensely.
  很少受到这么严格的审查和测验。
• The media scrutinized the photogenic first lady's fashionable outfits, and criticized her celebrity-like lifestyle.
  新闻媒体仔细地审视着这位颇为上镜的第一夫人的时尚装束，并对她张扬的生活方式颇有微词。