「consistent」在英語詞典中的解釋及翻譯

「consistent」在英語詞典中的解釋及翻譯

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consistentadjective

us uk /kənˈsɪs.tənt/

consistent adjective (NOT CHANGING)

C2 always behaving or happening in a similar, especially positive, way:

There has been a consistent improvement in her attitude.
Her work is sometimes good, but the problem is she's not consistent.
Opposite

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consistent adjective (AGREEING)

C2 [ after verb ] in agreement with other facts or with typical or previous behaviour, or having the same principles as something else:

What the witness said in court was not consistent with the statement he made to the police.
We do not consider his behaviour to be consistent with the holding of a high-ranking job.

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consistently
adverb us uk /-li/

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C2

The president has consistently denied the rumours.

(consistent在劍橋高級學習詞典和同義詞詞典的解釋 ©劍橋大學出版社)

「consistent」在美式英語詞典中的解釋及翻譯

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consistentadjective

us /kənˈsɪs·tənt/

consistent adjective (NOT VARYING)

always happening or behaving in a similar way:

The president has been remarkably consistent on economic issues.

consistent adjective (AGREEING)

agreeing with something said or done previously:

The witness’s story is consistent with the police report.

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consistent

Of course, if we want to be consistent in our approach, we should put similar warnings on products which are equally harmful to consumers, such as animal fats.
A large majority of the committee went along with the rapporteur, and the vote today allows us to take that decision further in a consistent way.
We must warn that this constitutes a risk that must be reduced, and we must be consistent, from this point of view at least.
To be consistent, the mainstreaming of health in other policies should form part of the mainstream of our three programme strands.
Let us be consistent.
Otherwise, there will be a risk of serious paralysis in the next few years, offset by last-minute liberality that is not consistent with ideas of rational and structural development.
What sort of 'stability' are we talking about when lives are shattered for the sake of being 'consistent with monetary policy'?
In my view, this is the fundamental political problem that we need to clarify first of all in order to take consistent action.
They also need to be more consistent by ensuring that this proposed regulation also provides for the supply of medicines at affordable prices.
None of this is consistent.