guesses

中英词典：guesses

形容词： 1. 猜测的，推测的 2. 大概的，估计的 名词： 1. 猜测，推测 2. 猜谜，猜谜游戏

形容词含义

1. 猜测的，推测的 - 英文解释：based on or involving guesswork; not certain or reliable - 例句：His answers were just guesses and not supported by any evidence. 2. 大概的，估计的 - 英文解释：approximately correct or accurate - 例句：Can you give me a guess of how many people will attend the event?

名词含义

1. 猜测，推测 - 英文解释：an act of guessing or estimating something - 例句：Her guess about the outcome of the game turned out to be correct. 2. 猜谜，猜谜游戏 - 英文解释：a game or activity in which participants attempt to guess something - 例句：We played a guessing game to pass the time during the long journey.

词语辨析

- guess vs. estimate - 两者均表示估计或推测，但estimate更强调基于一定依据或数据进行的估计，更具可靠性；而guess则更强调凭直觉或主观感觉进行的猜测。 - 例句：The expert estimated the cost of the project at $1 million. (专家估计项目的成本为100万美元。) I can only guess how much it will cost. (我只能猜测它会花费多少。)

词汇扩充

- make a guess：猜测，猜想 - educated guess：有根据的猜测

近义词

1. speculate：推测，猜测 2. conjecture：猜测，推测 3. suppose：假设，猜测 4. surmise：猜测，推测

反义词

1. know：知道，确切地了解 2. confirm：确认，证实

柯林斯词典

guess /ɡes/ 名词 1. If you make a guess, you say what you think is true or what you think is going to happen, without having much or any proof. - I don't know, it's just a guess. - She made a wild guess as to his age. 2. A guess is an attempt to give an answer or provide an explanation when you do not have enough information to be certain that you are correct. - The figures are only a best guess. 动词 If you guess something, you give an answer or provide an explanation when you do not have enough information to be certain that you are correct. - I had only guessed the ending.

牛津词典

guess /ɡɛs/ 名词 1. An opinion or conclusion reached by guessing. - He was absolutely right—it was just a lucky guess. - You're not allowed to have another guess. 动词 1. Estimate or suppose (something) without sufficient information to be sure of being correct. - He guessed the stranger's age as thirty. - [with clause] : I guess that was your fault. - [with object and infinitive] : I would guess him to be about fifty.

用法

- "Guesses"作为名词时，表示猜测或推测的结果或行为。 - "Guesses"作为动词时，表示根据不充分的信息估计或猜测。

例句

1. She made a guess about the answer to the riddle. （她对这个谜语的答案猜测了一下。） 2. Can you guess the number I'm thinking of? （你能猜到我想的数字吗？） 3. His guess turned out to be correct. （他的猜测结果是正确的。） 4. I can only make an educated guess about the outcome. （我只能对结果做出一个有根据的猜测。） 5. Let's play a guessing game. （我们来玩个猜谜游戏吧。） 6. She guessed the weight of the pumpkin with surprising accuracy. （她惊人地准确地猜出了南瓜的重量。） 7. I guessed that she would decline the offer. （我猜她会拒绝这个提议。） 8. The detective guessed the murderer's identity before anyone else. （这位侦探在其他人之前猜到了凶手的身份。） 9. I guess we'll just have to wait and see. （我猜我们只能等着瞧了。） 10. He made an educated guess based on his experience. （他根据经验作出了一个有根据的猜测。） 11. Guess what? I won the lottery! （猜猜怎么样？我中了彩票！） 12. I have no idea, it's just a wild guess. （我不知道，这只是一个瞎猜。） 13. I can only guess at her reasons for leaving. （我只能猜测她离开的原因。） 14. Take a guess at how many jelly beans are in the jar. （猜一下罐子里有多少颗果冻豆。） 15. I guess we'll never know the truth. （我想我们永远不会知道真相了。） 16. His guesses were completely off the mark. （他的猜测完全错了。） 17. The teacher asked the students to write down their guesses on a piece of paper. （老师要求学生将他们的猜测写在纸上。） 18. She guessed the answer correctly on her first try. （她第一次就猜对了答案。） 19. Can you guess what I got you for your birthday? （你能猜到我给你买了什么生日礼物吗？） 20. His guess was based on intuition rather than logic. （他的猜测是基于直觉而不是逻辑的。）