calibrated

• 指经过仔细调整、测量或标准化以确保精度或准确性的。

Describes something that has been carefully adjusted, measured, or standardized to ensure accuracy or precision.

1. Adjusted for accuracyB2formaltechnical

   Having been carefully adjusted or standardized to ensure precise measurements or performance.

   校准的

   • The laboratory uses calibrated instruments for all experiments.
   • The scale must be calibrated before weighing the samples.
   • A calibrated thermometer ensures accurate temperature readings.

   同义词adjustedmeasuredregulatedstandardized

   反义词impreciseinaccurateunadjusted

2. Fine-tuned or optimizedC1formaltechnical

   Adjusted to achieve the best possible performance or result.

   校准的

   • The engine's fuel injection system is precisely calibrated for efficiency.
   • The audio system was calibrated to produce the perfect sound balance.
   • The robot's sensors are calibrated to detect even the smallest movements.

   同义词adjustedrefined

   反义词disorderedimpreciseinefficientunadjustedunsynchronized

• 动词，指对仪器或过程进行校准、测量或标准化，以确保准确性。引申义为调整或衡量某事物以达到标准或进行精确比较。

A verb used to indicate the act of adjusting, measuring, or standardizing an instrument or process to ensure accuracy.

1. Adjust instrumentB2formaltechnical

   To mark or adjust the scale of a measuring instrument so that it can be used accurately.

   校准

   • The technician calibrated the thermometer before the experiment.
   • You need to calibrate the scale to ensure accurate readings.
   • The engineer calibrated the pressure gauge to the correct standard.

   同义词adjustcorrectfine-tuneregulatesettune

2. Fine-tune systemB2formaltechnical

   To carefully adjust or standardize a system, process, or device for optimal performance.

   校准

   • The team calibrated the software to improve its response time.
   • We need to calibrate the machine's settings for the new material.
   • The mechanic calibrated the engine's fuel injection system.

   同义词adjustalignfine-tuneregulatesettune

   反义词derangedisruptmisalign