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TOEFL BNC: 1580 COCA: 1794

correct

adjective
 OPAL W
/kəˈrekt/
/kəˈrekt/
Idioms
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  1.  
     accurate or true, without any mistakes 准确无误的；精确的；正确的synonym right
    • Do you have the correct time?你的表走得准吗？
    • the correct answer正确答案
    • When asked to pick the correct meaning from four alternatives, students consistently chose the correct one.当被要求从四个选项中选择正确的含义时，学生们一致选择了正确的一个。
    • Please check that these details are correct.请检查这些细节是否准确无误。
    • ‘Are you in charge here?’ ‘That's correct.’“你是这里的负责人吗？” “是的。”
    • As always, your grandmother is absolutely correct.一如既往，你奶奶绝对正确。
    • correct in something They were correct in their assessment of the situation.他们对形势的评估是正确的。
    • correct in doing something Am I correct in saying that you know a lot about wine?你对酒了解颇深，我说得对吧？
    • it is correct to do something It is correct to say that Camus's philosophy can be divided into two periods.加缪的哲学可以分为两个时期，这是正确的。
    • it is correct (that)… It is correct that there are some similarities between the two cases.这两种情况有一些相似之处是正确的。
    opposite incorrect
    Synonyms truetrue
    • right
    • correct
    These words all describe something that cannot be doubted as fact and includes no mistakes.
    • true connected with facts rather than things that have been invented or guessed:
      • Are the following statements true or false?下列说法是对还是错？
      • Is it true (that) she’s leaving?她要走是真的吗？
    • right that is true and cannot be doubted as a fact:
      • I got about half the answers right.我的回答约有一半是正确的。
      • What’s the right time?现在的准确时间是几点？
    • correct right according to the facts and without any mistakes:
      • Only one of the answers is correct.这些答案中只有一个是正确的。
      • Check that all the details are correct.检查所有这些细节是否准确无误。
    right or correct?用 right 还是 correct？Correct is more formal than right and is more likely to be used in official or formal instructions or documents.Patterns
    • right/​correct about somebody/​something
    • the true/​right/​correct answer
    • the right/​correct time
    Extra Examples
    • His estimate has turned out to be more or less correct.结果他的估计几乎是准确的。
    • His first idea proved correct.他的第一个想法证明是对的。
    • I think I am correct in saying that this project is the first of its kind in this country.这个工程是本国同类工程中的第一个，我认为我这样说是恰当的。
    • None of the explanations offered is demonstrably correct—or demonstrably incorrect.所提供的解释没有一个显然是正确或不正确的。
    • The diagram is correct in every detail.这个图表在每个细节上都是正确的。
    • The flower drawings are all to scale and botanically correct.所有花卉图画都合乎比例，从植物学的角度看也是正确的。
    • The sentence is grammatically correct, but not very idiomatic.这句话语法上正确，但不太合乎语言习惯。
    • What you say is perfectly correct, but it gives the wrong impression.你所说的完全正确，但是给人留下的印象却是错误的。
    • Am I correct in thinking that you know a lot about wine?你对酒了解颇深，我说得对吧？
    • Check that all the details are correct.检查所有这些细节是否准确无误。
    • I don't think she's correct to say he's incompetent.我认为她说他无能是不对的。
    • Only one of the answers is correct.这些答案中只有一个是正确的。
    • They say that he was against women getting the vote, but that's not entirely correct.他们说他反对女性获得选票，但这并不完全正确。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • prove
    • seem
    • …
    adverb
    • absolutely
    • completely
    • entirely
    • …
    preposition
    • in
    See full entry
  2.  
     right and suitable, so that something is done as it should be done恰当的；合适的
    • the correct procedure/approach正确的程序/方法
    • Do you know the correct way to shut the machine down?你知道这台机器该怎么关吗？
    • I think you've made the correct decision.我认为你的决定是正确的。
    Synonyms rightrightcorrectBoth these words describe a belief, opinion, decision or method that is suitable or the best one for a particular situation.
    • right if somebody is right to do or think something, that is a good thing to do or think in that situation:
      • You’re right to be cautious.你谨慎是应当的。
      • You made the right decision.你的决定是正确的。
      • ‘It’s not easy.’ ‘Yes, you’re right.’“这不容易。” “对，你说得没错。”
    • correct (of a method, belief, opinion or decision) right and suitable in a particular situation:
      • What’s the correct way to shut the machine down?这台机器应该怎么关？
      • I don’t think she’s correct to say he’s incompetent.我认为她说他无能是不对的。
    right or correct?用 right 还是 correct？Correct is more formal than right. It is more often used for methods and right is more often used for beliefs, opinions and decisions.Patterns
    • right/​correct about somebody/​something
    • right/​correct to do something
    • right/​correct in thinking/​believing/​saying something
    • the right/​correct decision/​judgement/​conclusion
    • the right/​correct way/​method/​approach
    • absolutely/​quite right/​correct
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • prove
    • seem
    • …
    adverb
    • absolutely
    • completely
    • entirely
    • …
    preposition
    • in
    See full entry
  3. taking care to speak or behave in a way that follows the accepted standards or rules（举止言谈）符合公认准则的，得体的
    • a correct young lady举止得体的年轻女士
    • He is always very correct in his speech.他说话总是很有分寸。
    opposite incorrect
    4. see also politically correct
    Word OriginMiddle English (as a verb): from Latin correct- ‘made straight, amended’, from the verb corrigere, from cor- ‘together’ + regere ‘guide’. The adjective is via French.
Idioms
all present and correct (British English)
(North American English all present and accounted for)
  1. used to say that all the things or people who should be there are now there全到无误；应在场的都在场了

correct

verb
 
/kəˈrekt/
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Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they correct
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he / she / it corrects
/kəˈrekts/
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past simple corrected
/kəˈrektɪd/
/kəˈrektɪd/
past participle corrected
/kəˈrektɪd/
/kəˈrektɪd/
-ing form correcting
/kəˈrektɪŋ/
/kəˈrektɪŋ/
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  1.  
     to make something right or accurate, for example by changing it or removing mistakes改正；纠正；修正
    • correct something to correct an error纠正错误
    • Read through your work and correct any mistakes that you find.从头至尾看一遍你们的作业，发现的错误都要改正过来。
    • I thought we had corrected the problem.我以为我们已经解决了问题。
    • Their eyesight can be corrected in just a few minutes by the use of a laser.他们的视力用激光只要几分钟就可矫正。
    • They issued a statement correcting the one they had made earlier.他们发表了一份声明，更正早先声明中的错误。
    • correct yourself He stopped and corrected himself. ‘I mean fifteen, not fifty.’他停下来纠正自己。“我的意思是十五，不是五十，”。
    • correct something for something The data were corrected for the effects of age and gender.根据年龄和性别的影响对数据进行了修正。
    Extra Examples
    • At this stage you should be able to correct at least some of your own mistakes.在这个阶段，你至少应该能够纠正自己的一些错误。
    • I'd like to correct the impression that my client has any kind of criminal record.我想纠正我的当事人有任何犯罪记录的印象。
    • Minor problems with eyesight can now be corrected in a few seconds.视力上的小毛病现在只用几秒钟就可矫正。
    • They issued a statement correcting what they had said earlier.他们发表了一份声明，更正先前错误的说法。
  2.  
     correct something (of a teacher教师) to mark the mistakes in a piece of work (and sometimes give a mark to the work)批改；改
    • I spent all evening correcting essays.我整个晚上都在批改论文。
    Extra Examples
    • It's simply not true that teachers no longer correct bad spellings.谁说老师不再改正拼写错误？根本没那回事。
    • When I've corrected your assignments, I want you to write them out again.我批改完你们的作业后，希望你们全部再写一遍。
  3. to tell somebody that they have made a mistake指出错误
    • correct somebody Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this last year's brochure?这不是去年的小册子吗？若是我说错了就请指出。
    • Yes, you're right—I stand corrected (= I accept that I made a mistake).是的，你说得对。承蒙指正。
    • correct somebody + speech ‘It's Yates, not Wates,’ she corrected him.“那是 Yates 而不是 Wates。” 她纠正他道。
    • ‘She's his girlfriend.’ ‘His sister,’ Ian corrected.她是他的女朋友，”。“他妹妹，”伊恩纠正道。
    Express Yourself Correcting yourselfCorrecting yourself纠正自己的话When you say something that was not quite what you intended, you can correct yourself in various ways:说话词不达意时可以用多种方式加以修正：
      • I'll be there at five fifteen, I mean five fifty—ten to six.我会在 5 点 15 分到那儿，不，应该是 5 点 50 分，差 10 分钟 6 点。
      • It'll be Tuesday—sorry, I meant to say Thursday.那就是星期二。不对，我想说的是星期四。
      • Sorry, what I mean is, we need two handouts per person.抱歉，我的意思是我们每个人需要两份讲义。
      • We can meet in the conference centre—or rather in front of the centre.我们可以在会议中心，确切地讲是在会议中心前面会合。
      • The painter—or should I say, the sculptor—was born in Padua.这名画家，应该说是雕塑家，生于帕多瓦。
      • It's one t and double s—no, sorry, one s and double t.是一个 t 和两个 s。不，搞错了，应该是一个 s 和两个 t。
      • It's on the fifth floor—no, actually, it's the fourth.是在六楼，不，实际上是在五楼。
      • Can I get two lattes and an espresso—no, scratch that—three lattes?请给我来两杯拿铁和一杯浓缩咖啡。不，不要那个，要三杯拿铁。
      (North American English, informal)
      • There are three items on tonight's agenda. Correction, four items.今晚的议程上有三个项目。更正，四项。
    4. Word OriginMiddle English (as a verb): from Latin correct- ‘made straight, amended’, from the verb corrigere, from cor- ‘together’ + regere ‘guide’. The adjective is via French.
TOEFL BNC: 1580 COCA: 1794
correct

adjective

VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION VERBS➤be, prove, seem正確；證明正確；似乎恰當◇His first idea proved correct.他的第一個想法證明是對的。ADVERB➤absolutely, completely, entirely, perfectly, quite絕對正確；完全正確；相當準確◇What you say is perfectly correct, but it gives the wrong impression.你所說的完全正確，但是給人留下的印象卻是錯誤的。➤not entirely, not strictly不完全正確◇He is not entirely correct in his assumptions.他的假設不完全恰當。➤basically, broadly, essentially, fundamentally, largely, more or less, substantially基本上正確；大致準確；很大程度上正確◇His estimate has turned out to be more or less correct.事實證明，他的估計基本上是正確的。➤clearly, undoubtedly明顯正確；毫無疑問正確▸➤ideologically, politically (sometimes disapproving) 意識形態上／政治上正確的◇He was an interesting speaker, if not always politically correct in his views.即使他的觀點在政治上並不總是正確，但他的講演都挺有意思的。➤legally, technically法律上／技術上正確▸➤morally道德上正確▸➤anatomically, factually, grammatically解剖學上／事實上／語法上正確◇The sentence is grammatically correct, but not very idiomatic.這句話語法上正確，但不太合乎語言習慣。PREPOSITION➤in在⋯方面正確◇The diagram is correct in every detail.這個圖表在每個細節上都是正確的。◇I think I am correct in saying that this project is the first of its kind.這項工程是同類工程中的第一個，我認為我這樣說是恰當的。
TOEFL BNC: 1580 COCA: 1794
correct adj.
⇨ right 1 (the correct method) ⇨ true (the correct answer)correct verb
⇨ correct (correct a fault) ⇨ mark 2 (correct spellings) correct

verb

correct ♦︎ fix ♦︎ put sth right ♦︎ set sb/sth straight ♦︎ remedy ♦︎ rectify ♦︎ redress ♦︎ cureThese words all mean to make sth right or accurate, or free of mistakes or problems. 这些词均表示改正、纠正、修正。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to correct / fix / put right / remedy / rectify / redress / cure what...◆to correct / fix / put right / remedy / rectify / redress / cure a problem◆to correct / put right / remedy / rectify / redress a situation◆to correct / fix / put right / remedy / rectify a / an mistake / error / fault◆to correct / remedy / cure a defect / deficiency◆to put right / rectify / redress a wrong◆to easily correct sth / fix sth / put sth right / remedy sth / rectify sth / cure sth■ correct [transitive] to make sth right or accurate, for example by changing it or removing mistakes 改正；纠正；修正◆Read through your work and correct any mistakes that you find.从头到尾看一遍你们的作业，发现的错误都要改正过来。◆Minor problems with eyesight can now be corrected in a few seconds.视力上的小毛病现在只用几秒钟就可矫正。◆They issued a statement correcting what they had said earlier.他们发表了一份声明，更正先前错误的说法。▸ correction

noun

 [countable, uncountable] ◆I've made a few small corrections to your report.我对你的报告作了几处小的修改。◆There are some programming errors that need correction.有一些编程错误需要改正。■ fix [transitive] (rather informal) to correct a problem or mistake or make a situation better 纠正（问题或错误）；改善（境况）◆The company had a bad image that needed fixing.那家公司形象不佳，需要改善。◆Don't imagine that the law can fix everything.别以为法律可以解决一切问题。  see also fix ⇨ solution noun ■ ˌput sth ˈright

phrase

(putting, put, put) (especially BrE, rather informal) to fix sth 纠正；改善◆If you find a mistake, let your bank know and they will put it right.如果发现错误，告诉你的银行，他们会改过来。◆It's not too late to put things right.改过总不迟。NOTE 辨析 Fix or put sth right?These are both rather informal expressions. Fix is often used in business contexts. Put sth right is used especially in spoken English and more in British English than American English. 两者均为不太正式的表达。fix常用于商业语境。put sth right尤用于口语，且多见于英式英语。■ set sb/sth ˈstraight

idiom

(setting, set, set) (informal) to correct sb's mistake; to make sure that people know the correct facts when they have had the wrong idea or impression 纠正错误；消除误解；使某人了解真相◆I just want to set the record straight－everything I did was perfectly legal.我只想澄清事实－我做的每件事都是完全合法的。◆Let me just set you straight on one or two points.请让我纠正你的一两处错误。ⓘ In British English this expression is nearly always used in the phrases set sb straight and set the record straight; in American English you can also set the story straight or set things straight. 在英式英语中，这种表达法几乎总是用于短语set sb straight 和set the record straight；在美式英语中，还可以说set the story straight或set things straight。■ remedy ˈremədi [transitive] (rather formal) to correct or improve a problem or situation 改正，纠正（问题）；改善（境况）◆I tried my best to remedy the situation.我尽了最大努力对局面进行补救。◆The 1997 law was intended to remedy the deficiencies in the previous law.1997年的法律意在弥补先前法律的缺陷。  see also remedy ⇨ solution noun ■ rectify ˈrektɪfaɪ [transitive] (formal) to correct sth that is wrong 矫正；纠正；改正◆There were some errors in the report, but these were easy to rectify.报告里有一些错误，但不难改正。◆It's not too late to rectify matters.补过不嫌晚。■ redress rɪˈdres [transitive] (formal) to correct sth that is unfair or wrong 纠正，改正，平反（不公或错误的事）◆Attempts were made to redress some of the injustices of the previous regime.作了一些尝试去纠正过去政权下不公平的事。◆For years poorer children have had to put up with a lower quality education, and now is the time to redress the balance (= make the situation fairer).多年来，较贫困的儿童不得不接受较差的教育，现在是扭转这一不公平状况的时候了。■ cure [transitive] to deal with a problem successfully 解决，了结（问题）◆Charities alone can't cure basic social injustices.单凭慈善机构无法解决基本的社会不公平问题。◆I finally managed to cure the rattling noise in my car.我最终设法解决了我的汽车格格作响的问题。▸ cure

noun

 [countable] ◆a cure for poverty解决贫穷问题的措施
TOEFL BNC: 1580 COCA: 1794
correct
Exact and accurate: exact, accurate, perfect...
Morally good or correct: moral, correct, right...
Polite: polite, civil, correct...
To make something better: improve, enhance, remedy...
To criticize, accuse or blame: criticize, blame, put down...
To successfully deal with a problem or difficulty: cope, overcome, carry off...
To calculate or count: calculate, count, estimate...

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