to set a price; to fix a price
to orientate; to position; to categorize (as); to characterize (as); positioning; position; niche
to have sth made to order
to have something made to order
to determine; to fix upon; to set (a target, a price etc)
predestination; one's lot (of good and bad fortune)
custom-made; made-to-order; to have something custom made
attitude; mindset; prejudice
to orientate; directional; directed; orienteering
fixed complement (of crew, passengers etc)
to finalize (a design etc); stereotype; permanent wave or perm (hairdressing)
to make a decision; to determine
certificate of deposit; time deposit; abbr. for
定期存款
foregone conclusion; to be settled conclusively
to settle (in some city, country etc); to take up residence
joseki (fixed opening pattern in go game)
tuning (stringed instrument)
to fix a photographic image
to determine the nature (usually of error or crime); to determine chemical composition; qualitative; fixed
to exchange love tokens or vows; to pledge one's love; to get engaged
constant (math.); quota; fixed number (e.g. of places on a bus); fixed quantity (e.g. load of truck); destiny
to fix a time; fixed time; timed (of explosive etc)
at set dates; at regular intervals; periodic; limited to a fixed period of time; fixed term
to calibrate (measure or apparatus); fixed coefficient
to fix; to confine to; freeze frame; stop motion (filmmaking)
to reach a verdict; to conclude a judgment
to determine a location; designated; appointed; specific; fixed (time); fixed point (geometry); fixed-point (number)
established theory; theorem (math.)
demarcation; boundary; delimited; bound (math.)
betrothal gift; bride-price
to compose oneself; to concentrate one's attention
to conclude a treaty; to make an agreement; contract (at bridge)
to convict (sb of a crime)
to be definitely able (to do sth)
(of freight or cargo) to book
firm view; definite opinion
final conclusion; accepted argument
to judge a case; to render a verdict; verdict
to order goods; to place an order
quantity; fixed amount; ration
deposit; front money; down payment; advance payment; earnest money; bargain money; handsel
security deposit; earnest money (real estate); good-faith deposit
to call the tune; to make the final decision
(lit.) to set up the sacred tripods (following Yu the Great); to fix the capital; to found a dynasty; used in advertising
to set; to designate; to stipulate; to provide; to draw up; to formulate (rules etc); stipulation
definite article (grammar)
first soliloquy (introducing opera character)
first soliloquy text (introducing opera character)
constant state; fixed state
occupancy (i.e. proportion of seats occupied)
tranquilizer; sth that sets one's mind at ease
timer; timing clock; alarm clock
factory designated by the state to make a particular product
the zero point indicator marked on a steelyard; fixed opinion; solid idea; decisive plan
wind vane; anemometer; weathercock
cross-country orienteering
qualitative inorganic analysis
fixed deposit; time deposit; certificate of deposit (banking)
definitely; surely; certainly; necessarily; must ; fixed; established; constant; regular; a certain (extent etc) ; given; particular; fair; all to nothing
not sure; hard to say; uncertain; hard to predict; indefinite; indeterminate
middle of the night; the dead of night
to assess; to estimate the value
to assume; to suppose; supposed; so-called; assumption; hypothesis
to select sb for a position without announcing the decision until later; to decide behind closed doors; all cut and dried
to decide; to decide(to do something); decision; to resolve; resolution; to make up one's mind; decisive; to determine
to demarcate; to delimit; to allocate
to judge; to decide; judgment; determination
to demarcate; to survey and determine
(reach an) agreement; protocol
originally planned; originally determined
to negate; to deny; to reject; negative (answer); negation
to assert; to insist that
to agree; to decide after consultation; to come to a compromise
to fix; to fasten; to set rigidly in place; fixed; set; regular
firm; steady; staunch; resolute
to establish; to fix; to settle
stable; quiet; settled; stabilize; maintain; stabilized; calm and orderly
to examine and approve; to finalize
to await a decision; to be pending
to be bound to; must; to have to; undoubtedly; to be sure to
to set down (rules); to institute
to hold on firmly; to cling (to a belief); stubbornly
to draw up; to draft; to formulate
to appoint; to assign; to indicate clearly and with certainty; designated
to infer; to consider and come to a judgment; to recommend; to estimate; deduced to be
to fix; to settle; to arrange; to wangle
to come to a decision; to fix on (a date etc); to determine; to finalize; to nail down (a deal etc)
certain; to know for sure
to conclude; to determine; to come to a judgment
already fixed; set; established
temporary arrangement; provisional; tentative
undecided; indeterminate; still in doubt
to audit and determine; to check and ratify; to appraise and decide; determination; on a deemed basis (taxation); to deem
a test; determination; to check up on; to examine; to assay
to be screwed; to be toast
legal; statutory; rightful
to be destined; to be fated; to be doomed
to believe; to be convinced
calm and collected; unperturbed
special; specific; designated; particular
to consider and decide; to decide after investigating
to define; to fix; to determine; to be sure; definite; certain; to settle; fixed; OK (on computer dialog box); to confirm
steady; stable; stability; to stabilize; to pacify
certain; confident (of some outcome); calm and unhurried
to sign (a contract, treaty etc)
to agree on sth (after discussion); to conclude a bargain; to arrange; to promise; to stipulate; to make an appointment; stipulated (time, amount, quality etc); an arrangement; a deal; appointment; undertaking; commitment; understanding; engagement; stipulation
binding (loanword); to bind (e.g. an account to a mobile phone number)
to state in advance; preset; given
(to be) sure; (to be) certain; surely; definitely; to affirm; to confirm; to acknowledge; to approve; to agree; to have no doubt; to regard as positive; positive; approval; affirmative; definite; certain; certainly; undoubtedly
regulation; rule; to stipulate
to maintain (that sth is true); to determine (a fact); determination (of an amount); of the firm opinion; to believe firmly; to set one's mind on; to identify with
to reach an agreement; to agree upon
to make a definitive judgment; to come to a firm conclusion
to set; to set up; to install; setting; preferences
to evaluate; to make one's judgment
to agree on; to settle on
to select; to choose; to settle on
to decide after intense deliberation
to appraise; to identify; to evaluate
compiled and published by Imperial command (old)
unalterable; certainly; definitely
to lock (a door); to close with a latch; to lock into place; a lock; a latch; to lock a computer file (to prevent it being overwritten); to lock (denying access to a computer system or device or files, e.g. by password-protection); to focus attention on; to target
specified (capacity, output etc); rated (capacity, output etc)
to test and determine; to examine; to assay
indeterminate element (math.), often denoted by x
non-scheduled; irregularly
more likely than not; quite possible; on the cards
determinant (causing immunological response); epitope
clonidine (drug) (loanword)
fixed point; calibration point
according to agreement; as arranged; as stipulated
stabilization tank (for sewage processing)
maybe; perhaps; can't say for sure; hard to say; uncertain
tranquilizer; depressant; sedative
determiner (in grammar, i.e. article, demonstrative, possessive pronoun, noun genitive etc)
non-statutory; non-governmental
rating (for power output, flame resistance etc)
to arbitrarily assert; to allege; to stick to one's statement; to cling to one's view
(lit.) to fix the tone with a single hammer blow; (fig.) to make the final decision
to (firmly) decide; to make a firm resolution; to make up one's mind
indefinite article (e.g. English a, an)
(math.) indeterminate equation
indefinite integral (math.)
mean value theorem (in calculus)
to make arbitrary decisions
intermediate value theorem (math.)
transfer protocol; transportation protocol
to decide without reference to other parties involved; unilateral decision
wheel alignment (automobile maintenance)
landline telephone; fixed-line telephone
sonic location system (esp. underwater sonar); acoustic positioning
multilateral agreement; cooperation agreement between different parties
cefradine, cephradine (pharm.)
positioning (marketing); market positioning; market position
to have just recovered from a shock
presumption of innocence (law)
expressly stipulated (in writing)
seeing to bed in the evening and visiting in the morning (ancient filial duty)
morning and evening visits to parents; cf
昏定晨省
according to provisions; as stipulated in the rules
to spend a long time thinking about sth while unable to reach a decision
to make a pledge to be married, without parents' approval
stable prices; commodity prices fixed by government (in a command economy); to valorize (a commodity)
laws of motion (mechanics)
thirty percent failure, seventy percent success, the official PRC verdict on Mao Zedong
fixed point theorem (math.)
the Binomial Theorem (math.)
start frame delimiter (SFD)
the mean value theorem (in calculus)
antigen determinant (causing immunological response); epitope
(law) legal representative of a corporation (e.g. chairman of the board of a company, principal of a school etc)
active conjoined sentence
optometry; eyesight testing
evaluation committee; review board
closed graph theorem (math)
fundamental theorem of algebra
transmission control protocol; TCP
global positioning system (GPS)
global positioning system (GPS)
the inverse square law (in gravitation or electrostatics)
global positioning system (GPS)
(automotive) electronic stability program (ESP)
committed information rate (Frame Relay); CIR
universal resource locator (URL), i.e. webaddress
uniform resource locator (URL), i.e. web address
fundamental theorem of algebra (every polynomial has a complex root)
fundamental theorem of calculus
universal resource locator (URL), i.e. webaddress
hypertext transfer protocol; HTTP
hypertext transfer protocol; HTTP
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