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experimental

/ɪkˌsper.ɪˈmen.təl/

翻译: 指与实验、试验或观察有关的;也用于描述处于测试阶段或尚未完全确定的事物。

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词语关系

adjective

/ɪkˌsper.ɪˈmen.təl/B2formalscientific
  • zh指与实验、试验或观察有关的;也用于描述处于测试阶段或尚未完全确定的事物。

Relating to or based on experience, observation, or experiment; used to describe something that is in the testing phase or not yet fully established.

  1. Relating to scientific experimentsB2formalscientific

    Based on or involving scientific experiments or trials.

    zh实验性的

    • The experimental results confirmed the hypothesis.
    • They conducted an experimental study on the new drug.
    • The experimental data was carefully analyzed.

    同义词empiricallaboratoryobservationaltesttrial

  2. Innovative or untestedB2formaltechnical

    Relating to new ideas or methods that have not been fully tested or established.

    zh实验性的

    • The artist used experimental techniques in her latest work.
    • The company is developing an experimental prototype.
    • This is an experimental treatment that is not yet approved.

    同义词developmentalexploratoryinnovativenewnovelpilotprototypetrialunprovenuntested

    反义词conventionalestablishedfixedmatureprovensettledstandardtestedtraditionaltried

  3. Avant-garde or unconventionalB2informalart

    Involving new, unconventional, or avant-garde approaches, especially in art or music.

    zh先锋的或非传统的

    • The band's experimental sound attracted a niche audience.
    • He is known for his experimental filmmaking style.
    • The gallery featured experimental installations.

    同义词avant-gardecutting-edgeinnovativenoveloriginalpioneeringprogressiveradicalunconventionalunorthodox

    反义词conservativeconventionalestablishedmainstreamorthodoxstandardtraditional

词形
  • more experimental comparative form
  • most experimental superlative form
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