adequately的意思|adequately的解释-里氏词典

adequately ['ædikwitli]

ad. 足够地, 适当地

Adequately versed in a subject.
精通的在某一学科上很精通的
The state or quality of being adequately or well qualified; ability.
能力足以胜任或非常合格的状态或性质；能力
He could not adequately express his sentiment.
他无法恰当地表达出他的感情。

adequately

[ adv ]
in an adequate manner or to an adequate degree
<adv.all>
he was adequately prepared

Adequately \Ad"e*quate*ly\, adv.
In an adequate manner.

The statue, depicting a trio of battle-weary soldiers, was included in response to criticism that the memorial did not adequately represent Vietnam veterans.
Trost complained that sailors had not been properly taught to do their jobs, that supervisors lacked safety training and established safety procedures were not adequately followed.
"It's not clear to me that this approach will provide sufficient deterrence, nor is it apparent that it responds adequately to clients, since it provides no direct remedies to them," says Deborah Rhode, a professor of legal ethics at Stanford Law School.
The utility also failed to post warning signs that respirators were required and failed to evaluate adequately the amount of radioactive material in the air, the NRC said.
"Regrettably, future stability cannot be adequately judged now but must await an assessment of the final resolution between the Taj Mahal and its bondholders," said Deputy Attorney General Thomas Auriemma.
A study mandated by Congress in 1984 found that fewer than 400 of 2,000 11th graders could adequately write a note applying for a summer job at a swimming pool.
"We really can't adequately explain the delay," the flight captain said.
Calling the October stock market crash "a specter that hangs over the system," Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman David Ruder said he isn't confident that Washington has responded adequately to the events of October.
Public interest groups and some federal and state regulators say utilities aren't adequately providing for future decommissioning costs.
It's very nerve-wracking being cross-examined.' The only other legal option which might have been open to Names was to sue Lloyd's for failing to regulate the market adequately.
Representatives of the Iraqi Red Crescent say the hostages are faring adequately, Richards said.
The panel concluded that "the endowment is not, in setting policy and making grants, adequately meeting its public responsibilities at the present time" as steward of taxpayer funds.
The people who opt out would be the ones whose particular needs could be met more adequately through private providers.
Privacy advocates don't dispute the business merits of these data bases, but they worry that the consequences aren't adequately disclosed to consumers.
They said they realized they were going too fast and appeared to be coming down too high to adequately slow down, but had no choice except to land.
The seven members of Flight 49's cabin crew would not fly Tuesday night because the airline did not adequately explain the threat, said Cindy Yeast, a spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants, the crew's union.
(You should be assured that technical wrinkles such as the need to provide adequately proportioned debating chambers would not pose a problem to the site developers.) First, cost.
However, some scientists said those projections are uncertain and may not adequately take into account clouds or other factors that might have a counteracting effect.
The challenge will be to have available an adequately trained labour force. The minus signs include the perception that Coventry is not one of the most attractive UK cities.
"Because of the uncertanties, there is some bidding back of prices to ensure that the upcoming supply can be adequately absorbed."
In cross-claim documents filed in U.S. District Court here, P. David Herrlinger says the news service breached its duty to its subscribers by transmitting reports of the spurious offer without adequately checking its accuracy.
Both men failed to adequately respect the weather, and went too far up the mountain, he said.
Mr. Bush said he would allow the bill to become law without his signature, because he said only a constitutional amendment can protect the flag adequately.
The suit also alleged that the companies failed to warn of the dangers of their cigarettes and that they failed to adequately test, design and market them.
Some babies born to cocaine abusers have small heads, indicating their brains haven't grown adequately, Brown said.
Hotline Director Christina Walker said the government is not addressing hunger adequately, and that the existence of privately run food programs may be helping the government get away with it.
Wise said many of the criticisms of current programs are that they do not adequately prepare teachers academically and fail to provide rigorous teacher training or classroom methods.
None of the attorneys for farmers will disclose details of any settlements, but Elrod said this final one would "come pretty darn close" to adequately compensating his clients.
These dramatic final months of 1968 are not adequately explored by Mr. Schoenbaum.
The Aegis electronic system was adequately tested before the Navy began buying the sophisticated ship defense, the Pentagon chief weapons tester told Congress on Thursday.

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