英语词汇“standard”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

double standard

1. Any set of values or principles that are applied differently and unequally to two or more similar people, groups, or situations. The prime minster was accused of engaging in a double standard regarding his foreign policy, supporting extremism in countries long regarded as allies while decrying the same kind of extremism elsewhere.

2. An unwritten provision granting more sexual freedom to men than to women. The double standard that young men are encouraged to be sexually active while young women may be ostracized for it is still a hugely pervasive problem for many young people growing up today.

gold standard

1. Literally, a monetary standard where a currency's value is defined by an existing and fixed amount of gold. There are many who believe that the country should return to the gold standard for a more secure means of issuing currency.

2. By extension, a well-established and widely accepted model or paradigm of excellence by which similar things are judged or measured. Her research methodology in the late 1960s has since become the gold standard for drug trials today.

new standard

A newly-adopted benchmark or measure; a new way of judging something. High unemployment rates have become the new standard due to the country's economic strife.

standard fare

A common occurrence. Smashed instruments are standard fare at a rock concert. Arguments are standard fare for the Smith family at Thanksgiving, believe me.

standard-bearer

1. A military member who carries the flag of their unit. The soldier marched proudly, flag in hand, as the standard-bearer of his unit.

2. The widely-accepted leader of a cause, movement, or ideology. She rose above her contemporaries to become the standard-bearer of the women's rights movement.

bog standard

slang Conventional. Primarily heard in UK. I just need a bog standard phone—nothing fancy.

come up to standards

To improve someone or something enough to meet a certain requirement or expectation. If your intern doesn't come up to standards, expect him to be fired.

come up to someone's standards

to meet or be equal to someone's standards or requirements. Does this ice cream come up to your standards? Ann's concert recital did not come up to her own standards.

double standard

A set of principles establishing different provisions for one group than another; also, specifically, allowing men more sexual freedom than women. For example, She complained that her father had a double standard-her brothers were allowed to date, but she was not, even though she was older . [Mid-1900s]

the standard bearer

COMMON The standard bearer of a group of people or a belief is a person who represents them. He saw himself as the standard bearer of the right of the party. She's become very much the standard bearer for traditional, family values. Note: A standard is a flag with badges or symbols on it, which represent a person or organization. In the past, a standard bearer was the person who led an army into battle carrying a standard.

bog ˈstandard

(British English, informal) ordinary; with no special features: All you need is a bog standard machine — nothing fancy.

词汇	standard
释义	idiomstandardthe standard bearer ofsomeone who acts as the leader of a group of people who have the same aims or interests:Pastor Tokes appears to be the standard bearer of a young, more radical generation of clergymen.The spectre of Fascism helped to sustain the USSR's image as the standard bearer of the Left. NoteA 'standard' is the flag of an army put on a pole, and the person who carries it into a battle is the 'standard bearer'. double standard 1. Any set of values or principles that are applied differently and unequally to two or more similar people, groups, or situations. The prime minster was accused of engaging in a double standard regarding his foreign policy, supporting extremism in countries long regarded as allies while decrying the same kind of extremism elsewhere. 2. An unwritten provision granting more sexual freedom to men than to women. The double standard that young men are encouraged to be sexually active while young women may be ostracized for it is still a hugely pervasive problem for many young people growing up today. gold standard 1. Literally, a monetary standard where a currency's value is defined by an existing and fixed amount of gold. There are many who believe that the country should return to the gold standard for a more secure means of issuing currency. 2. By extension, a well-established and widely accepted model or paradigm of excellence by which similar things are judged or measured. Her research methodology in the late 1960s has since become the gold standard for drug trials today. new standard A newly-adopted benchmark or measure; a new way of judging something. High unemployment rates have become the new standard due to the country's economic strife. standard fare A common occurrence. Smashed instruments are standard fare at a rock concert. Arguments are standard fare for the Smith family at Thanksgiving, believe me. standard-bearer 1. A military member who carries the flag of their unit. The soldier marched proudly, flag in hand, as the standard-bearer of his unit. 2. The widely-accepted leader of a cause, movement, or ideology. She rose above her contemporaries to become the standard-bearer of the women's rights movement. bog standard slang Conventional. Primarily heard in UK. I just need a bog standard phone—nothing fancy. come up to standards To improve someone or something enough to meet a certain requirement or expectation. If your intern doesn't come up to standards, expect him to be fired. come up to someone's standards to meet or be equal to someone's standards or requirements. Does this ice cream come up to your standards? Ann's concert recital did not come up to her own standards. double standard A set of principles establishing different provisions for one group than another; also, specifically, allowing men more sexual freedom than women. For example, She complained that her father had a double standard-her brothers were allowed to date, but she was not, even though she was older . [Mid-1900s] the standard bearer COMMON The standard bearer of a group of people or a belief is a person who represents them. He saw himself as the standard bearer of the right of the party. She's become very much the standard bearer for traditional, family values. Note: A standard is a flag with badges or symbols on it, which represent a person or organization. In the past, a standard bearer was the person who led an army into battle carrying a standard. bog ˈstandard (British English, informal) ordinary; with no special features: All you need is a bog standard machine — nothing fancy.
随便看	narrows down narrows it down narrow something down narrow squeak narrow squeak, a narrow yellow narsty nary nary a nash nasho Nasho; nasho nasodrain nastier nasties nastiest pull you down a notch pull you down a notch or two pull you down a peg pull you down a peg or two pull you off pull you on pull you out pull you out of a hat pull you out of the fire 地狱谷野猿公苑野泽温泉滑雪场志贺高原滑雪场野泽温泉公共浴场汤田中温泉野泽温泉村上高地松本城白骨温泉松本城隆兴寺隆兴府隆兴行省隆化隆吉诗钞隆吐山之战隆吐山战役隆和隆基隆安九寨沟最佳旅游时间_几月份去九寨沟最好？青海油菜花什么时候开_2013青海油菜花节时间商丘有什么好玩的地方_商丘哪里好玩？商丘有什么好吃的？怎么去商丘_去商丘怎么走？商丘有什么特产？商丘有几个火车站？商丘有哪些大学？平顶山有什么好玩的地方_平顶山哪里好玩？怎么去平顶山_去平顶山怎么走？御品轩面包店(边家村店) 百家香串串红麻辣烫同和祥永丰岐山面(长乐西路店) 志盛和泡馍馆牵人麻辣粉(粉巷店) 刘信牛羊肉泡馍小炒马虎面馆(西七路店) 汉城烧烤(建国路店) 百富烤霸(和平门店)