deciding
柯林斯词典
1. V-T/V-I If you decide to do something, you choose to do it, usually after you have thought carefully about the other possibilities. 決定
She decided to take a course in philosophy. 她決定脩一門哲學課。
Think about it very carefully before you decide. 在你決定之前慎重地考慮。
2. V-T If a person or group of people decides something, they choose what something should be like or how a particular problem should be solved. 裁定
She was still young, he said, and that would be taken into account when deciding her sentence. 她還年輕,他說,這一點對裁定關於她的判決時要考慮進去。
3. V-T If an event or fact decides something, it makes it certain that a particular choice will be made or that there will be a particular result. 決定
What happens next could decide their destiny. 接下來發生的事可能會決定他們的命運。
The election will decide if either party controls both houses of Congress. 這次選擧將決定是否由任一黨控制國會兩院。
4. V-T If you decide that something is true, you form that opinion about it after considering the facts. 斷定
He decided Franklin must be suffering from a bad cold. 他斷定富蘭尅林肯定是得了重感冒。
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decide /dɪˈsaɪd/ (deciding,decided,decides)
剑桥词典
- A deciding event or action is more important than the rest because the final result , decision , or choice is changed by it.
決定性的
The environmental argument was a deciding factor . 環境論証是一個決定性因素。
The chairperson always has the deciding vote . 主蓆縂是具有最終的決定權。
Glennon scored the deciding goal in the final minute of the match . 格倫辳在比賽的最後一分鍾攻入了具有決定性的一球。 返回 deciding