comparative

UK:  [kəm'pærətɪv]

US:  [kəm'perətɪv]

复数：comparatives  

adj.

1.比较;比较而言的,相对而言的

2.〔委婉语〕(广告等)比较性的,攻击竞争者的

3.比较的

4.相当;淡淡的

5.相当的,还可以的

6.【语法】比较级的

n.

1.可匹敌者;可比拟物

2.【语法】比较级

1 . It sums up the characteristics of the two typical methods and made a simple comparative.
总结两种方法的特点，并做简单对比。

2 . A third person in the house had been a restraint, and the moments alone with her husband had gained a sweetness by their comparative rarity.
当时这屋子里的第三者曾经是他们的一种束缚，而她和她丈夫单独在一起的时刻能得到一种稀有的愉快。

3 . Therefore, it would like to hear what the problem was with working with such a horizontal comparative table.
因此，他希望听一听采用这种横向比较的表格有什么不妥。

4 . Objective To evaluate emulsifiability of emulsifying agent by method of comparative isotherm of the surface(interfacial) tension.
目的采用表（界）面张力等温曲线比较法评价泊洛沙姆等乳化剂的乳化能力。

5 . At home and abroad there are not comparative mature theoretical results on the question of it as reference.
国内外对收入分配差距适度性问题的研究还没有比较成熟的理论成果可供参考。