Vocab Bloom Hub

baseline

/ˈbeɪs.laɪn/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um ponto de partida, um padrão ou uma linha de base usada para medição ou comparação em diversos contextos, incluindo esportes e análises.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/ˈbeɪs.laɪn/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um ponto de partida, um padrão ou uma linha de base usada para medição ou comparação em diversos contextos, incluindo esportes e análises.

A noun referring to a starting point, standard, or reference line used for measurement or comparison in various contexts, including sports and analysis.

  1. Measurement standardB2formaltechnical

    A starting point or reference point used for comparisons or measurements.

    ptLinha de base

    • The company uses last year's sales as a baseline for this year's targets.
    • Researchers established a baseline for normal blood pressure levels.
    • We need to set a baseline before we can measure any improvement.

    Sinônimosbenchmarkcriteriongaugenormreferencestandardyardstick

  2. Tennis court lineB1formalsport

    The back line at each end of a tennis court, which the server must not cross when serving.

    ptLinha de fundo

    • The server stepped on the baseline, resulting in a foot fault.
    • She hit a powerful shot from the baseline.
    • Players often rally from behind the baseline.
  3. Baseball pathB1formalsport

    The direct path between bases on a baseball field that a runner must follow.

    ptLinha entre as bases

    • The runner stayed on the baseline to avoid being tagged out.
    • He ran straight down the baseline toward second base.
    • The umpire checked if the runner left the baseline.
Formas
  • baselines plural form
  • baselines' possessive plural form
  • baseline's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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