well-judged

well-judged

美 　英

• adj.判断正确的

英汉解释

adj.	1. 判断正确的,适宜的,恰当的

例句

In so far as it goes, the latest rescue package seems well judged, although the devil will be in the detail.

就目前来看，最新的救助方案似乎判断准确，尽管具体细节会很棘手。

When human rights issues arise, are they reported well, judged in terms of traditional reporting standards?

当人权问题出现时，根据传统报导的标准判断他们有做适当的报导吗？

The appeal of the Duchess of Cambridge, a photogenic pin-up with a well-judged penchant for British designers.

自然是剑桥公爵夫人带有明确喜好的上镜率对英国设计师所产生的吸引力。

Norwegian scholar, Toje gives a well-judged assessment of the EU's strengths and weaknesses in foreign policy.

本书对欧洲在外交政策方面的力量与不足给出了公正的评价。

Even among the oaked wines the oak is generally well judged nowadays.

即便在橡木桶装葡萄酒中，如今橡木味也一般评价不错。

A well-judged budgetary stimulus would help fill the shortfall in demand while debt-laden firms and consumers get their finances in order.

一个明智的预算刺激将有助于填补需求短缺，直到负债累累的企业和消费者财政状况趋于稳定。

Some of Mr Gopnik's insights are particularly well judged.

哥普尼克的某些见解特别好判断。

The Fed's other actions yesterday were also well-judged.

美联储昨日采取的其它行动也相当明智。

But with well -judged sticks and credible carrots , Pyongyang might come back to the table .

不过，在决断英明的威逼和切实可信的利诱下，平壤或许会回到谈判桌前。

Some of the observations are well judged, if familiar: the sensuality of preparing and sharing food, or tasting fine wine;

很多观察给出了很好的依据，如果是熟人：准备和分享食物，或者品尝名酒的感官刺激；