1.完全的;彻底的
absolute means total and complete.
e.g. It's not really suited toabsolute beginners...
它并不真正适合从零开始的初学者。
e.g. A sick person needsabsolute confidence and trust in a doctor.
病人需要对医生有绝对的信心和信任。
2.十足的;地道的
You useabsolute to emphasize something that you are saying.
e.g. About 12 inches wide is theabsolute minimum you should consider...
12英寸左右的宽度绝对是你应考虑的最低值。
e.g. I think it'sabsolute nonsense.
我认为那十足是无稽之谈。
3.专制独裁的;有无上权力的
Anabsolute ruler has complete power and authority over his or her country.
e.g. He ruled withabsolute power.
他实行独裁统治。
e.g. ...the doctrine ofabsolute monarchy based upon divine right.
以神权为基础的君主专制学说
4.确实的;不容置疑的
absolute is used to say that something is definite and will not change even if circumstances change.
e.g. John brought theabsolute proof that we needed...
约翰带来了我们所需的确凿证据。
e.g. They had given anabsolute assurance that it would be kept secret.
他们信誓旦旦地保证将对此绝对保密。
5.(数值)不受变量影响的,绝对的
An amount that is expressed inabsolute terms is expressed as a fixed amount rather than referring to variable factors such as what you earn or the effects of inflation.
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e.g. Inabsolute terms British wages remain low by European standards.
根据欧洲标准,英国工资的绝对值依然很低。
6.(规则、原则)绝对的
absolute rules and principles are believed to be true, right, or relevant in all situations.
e.g. There are noabsolute rules.
世事无绝对。
e.g. ...certain assumptions which are accepted without question asabsolute truths.
某些未经质疑就被作为绝对真理而全盘接受的假设
7.绝对法则(或原则)
Anabsolute is a rule or principle that is believed to be true, right, or relevant in all situations.
e.g. We tend to think in absolutes.
我们思考问题倾向于绝对化。
8. see also: decree absolute