准
approve; standard; accurate; definitely
Meanings
7 senses · 31 examplesverb
to approve; to permit; to allow
Used to give official or personal permission for an action.
The teacher approved my leave application.
Smoking is not allowed here.
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The company does not allow employees to scroll short videos during work hours.
Parents do not allow their children to stay up late playing games.
The head teacher approved our class activity plan.
noun
standard; criterion; norm
Refers to a fixed rule or benchmark for judging quality or correctness.
The workmanship of this clothing meets national standards.
We should constrain our behavior with moral standards.
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This report takes industry norms as a reference.
His performance did not meet the company's hiring standards.
This legal provision is an important criterion for judging cases.
preposition
according to; in accordance with
formalUsed to introduce the basis or method for handling something.
Please operate in accordance with these regulations.
We will fulfill our responsibilities according to the terms of this contract.
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This project will be advanced and implemented according to this plan.
All reimbursement procedures are implemented in accordance with these rules.
We will arrive at the venue on time according to the agreed time.
adjective
accurate; precise; correct
Describes that something conforms to the actual situation or target.
He aimed at the bullseye and hit it with one shot.
This watch keeps very accurate time.
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His shots are very accurate, and he can score a lot in every game.
This weather forecast is very accurate, completely matching the actual weather.
His translation accurately conveyed the meaning of the original text.
adverb
definitely; surely; certainly
Used to emphasize absolute certainty about a future event or result.
I will definitely go to your birthday party tomorrow.
He has worked so hard, he will definitely pass this exam.
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As long as you keep practicing, your oral English will definitely improve.
We will definitely win this game.
What he said is definitely true, I saw it with my own eyes.
prefix
quasi-; semi-; almost
formalUsed before nouns to indicate that something is almost but not fully a certain type of thing.
The author of this paper is a quasi-doctor who has not officially graduated yet.
This area is a quasi-plain with relatively flat terrain.
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He has passed the probation period and become a quasi-formal employee.
This quasi-professional camera is suitable for photography enthusiasts to use.
This small town is a quasi-tourist destination that attracts a large number of tourists every year.
proper noun
surname Zhun
A rare Chinese family name.
Mr. Zhun is a new colleague in our company.