definite

美音：['defənɪt] 英音：['def(ə)nət]

简单释义：

adj.肯定；肯定的；确定的；不会改变的

n.肯定的事（或人）

网络明确的；一定的；确切的

完整释义：

adj.

1.明确的;确定的
2.定的,一定,肯定的
3.一定的
4.决定性,权威性的
5.确实,确凿的,确切的,意思明确的
6.有限的
7.具体的,实实在在的
8.特指的
9.【植物;植物学】(雄蕊等)有一定数目的

例句：

He did not, however, construct a conception of social epistemology with very definite philosophical or social-scientific contours.
但是他并没有创建一个能够非常提供非常明确的哲学上或者是社会科学的轮廓的社会认识论概念。
You were very definite about it, but to me your explanation was not altogether satisfactory, and I want to talk it over with you.
你对此非常确定，但对我来说你的解释却不能令人满意，我想和你讨论一下。
There are certainly some political questions that have definite answers, like how much a new government policy will cost.
对于一些政治问题（像新政府的政策会花费多少的成本），确实存在一些确切的答案。
Definite signs of cracking German morale would have to appear before it would be practicable to attempt such a enterprise.
在攻势实际开始之前，必须予德军士气以严重的打击。
I obviously do not know enough of the reserves management strategies of oil - exporting economies to take a definite view on the matter .
我对石油输出国的储备管理策略固然认识不深，难以提出特定的看法。
Li Yan grand can have a definite object in view, oneself " shadow enemy " choose go up in body of a few main competitors.
李彦宏只能有的放矢，把自己的“影子敌人”圈定在几个主要竞争对手身上。
It was the first definite statement on the matter.
这是此事的第一次清楚无误的声明。
There was a definite groove around the bottom and sides of the lens mount.
有一个明确的槽的底部和两侧周围的镜头接口。

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