scrutinized

英 [ˈskruːtənaɪzd]

美 [ˈskruːtənaɪzd]

v.  仔细查看; 认真检查; 细致审查
scrutinize的过去分词和过去式

COCA.42827

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 scrutinise


• VERB 详细检查;仔细察看
  If youscrutinizesomething, you examine it very carefully, often to find out some information from it or about it.
  1. Her purpose was to scrutinize his features to see if he was an honest man...
     她的目的是通过仔细观察他的相貌以判断他是否诚实。
  2. Lloyds' results were carefully scrutinised as a guide to what to expect from the other banks.
     对劳埃德银行的业绩进行了仔细分析，以确定对其他银行的表现可以作何种期待。

双语例句

• She scrutinized his work carefully before allowing him to send it out.
  她仔细地审查了他的作品，然后才允许他寄出去。
• They scrutinized his pedigree and background.
  他们详细审查了他的家系和背景。
• Eleanor was scrutinized, too, and often found wanting
  埃莉诺也被详细审查，结论经常是不够格。
• In the end, the courts upheld all of the convictions on appeal, even though some judges scrutinized the FBI's strategies and lack of FBI and DOJ supervision.
  最后，尽管一些法官审查了FBI的行动策略，这个行动确实缺少了FBI和司法部门的监督，法庭还是支持所有提交的犯罪事实。
• It is natural that every decision or action that shaped the response will likewise be closely and carefully scrutinized.
  当然，促成对策的每项决定或行动也将同样受到严密和认真审查。
• When change requests come in, they need to be scrutinized for potential conflicts with existing requirements.
  当变更请求到来时，要对变更进行考察，看其是否与现有的需求有潜在的冲突。
• And they have carefully scrutinized this evidence to see whether it shows the absence of a triable fact issue.
  最高法院认真检查了证据，旨在查清是否证据表明不存在可审判的事实争议问题。
• Every move they make is scrutinized.
  他们的每一个动作都有人监督。
• He scrutinized the garden with that attentive gaze which studies rather than looks.
  他仔仔细细把那园子瞧了一遍，应当说，研究了一遍。
• They gain the ability to evaluate the impact of management efforts, so that those too can be scrutinized for risks and benefits.
  他们获得了评估管理工作的影响的能力，以便可以考察二者的风险和好处。