decided

[di'saidid]

adj.确定的, 坚决的
动词decide的过去式和过去分词

a.

1. 无疑的, 明确的; 显然的

a decided change

明显的变化

2. 决定了的; 果断的, 坚决的

He was quite decided in his answer.

他的回答颇坚决。

词形变化

副词: decidedly | 名词: decidedness |

词义辨析

同义:

a.明确的

definite  unmistakable  marked  pronounced  clear  obvious  clear-cut  unambiguous  unequivocal  categorical  absolute  fixed  definitive  determinate  determinative  positive  unquestionable  undeniable  indisputable  incontrovertible  incontestable  certain  express  sure  emphatic

a.决定了的

settled  sewed up  clinched

a.坚决的

resolute  strong-willed  determined  dogged  decisive  unwavering  unswerving  

同义参见:

insistent  earnest  patent  confirmed  conclusive  iron  

英英释义

动词 decide:

reach, make, or come to a decision about something

同义词：decide, make up one's mind, determine

bring to an end; settle conclusively

同义词：decide, settle, resolve, adjudicate

cause to decide

同义词：decide

influence or determine

同义词：decide

形容词 decided:

recognizable; marked

同义词：distinct

补充

decideddecided英:[diˈsaidid] 美:[dɪˈsaɪdɪd]adj.1.清楚的, 明确的, 肯定的This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。2.坚决的, 坚定的, 决定了的He spoke in a decided tone.他讲话语气很坚决。

例句

1. He thought that their plan held very decided dangers.他觉得他们的计划风险很大。 2. Her ignorance of the area put her at a decided disadvantage.她对这一领域一无所知, 这使她处于明显的劣势。 3. She has very decided views on abortion.她在堕胎问题上立场很坚定。 4. She is a very decided and determined child.她是一个很有主见的孩子。 5. the sunshine is a decided improvement.阳光肯定好转了。 6. There has been a decided improvement in his work.他在工作上已有明显的改善。 7. "The team has a decided [=clear, obvious] advantage in this competition."这支队伍在此次竞赛中占有明显优势。 8. The new paint on the house is a decided [=definite] improvement.房子新刷了涂料，明显变漂亮了。