educated guess是什么意思，educated guess的意思翻译、用法、同义词、例句

educated guess英标

美:/'ˈedʒukeɪtɪd ɡes/

n. 有根据的推测，根据知识所作的猜测

Estimating the right cooking time will always be an educated guess.

拿捏好烹饪时间常常需要凭借经验。

At the time, it was only an educated guess that this so-called dazzle camouflage would work.

那个时候，炫目伪装能够起作用只是出于一种经验上的判断。

An estimation is a reasonable educated guess.

估计是一种具有一定合理依据的猜测。

What you think you want is only an educated guess!

有时候，你认为自己喜欢的那些东西很可能只不过是一种猜想(educated guess)罢了。

Don't depend on this being fact, it's just a educated guess.

不要依赖于这个被事实上，这只是一个猜测。

"educated guess" 是一个常用的英语短语，意思是“有根据的猜测”。它通常用于描述一种基于经验和知识的推断或猜测，而不是基于确凿的事实或证据。

以下是一些使用 "educated guess" 的例句：

I don't know the answer for sure, but based on my experience, I'll make an educated guess.（我不确定答案，但根据我的经验，我会做出一个有根据的猜测。）
The scientists made an educated guess about the possible cause of the disease.（科学家们对这种疾病可能的原因做出了有根据的猜测。）

"educated guess" 这个短语的近义词包括“informed guess”，“calculated guess”，“reasonable guess”等。

相反的，与 "educated guess" 相对的短语是"wild guess"，意思是“胡乱猜测”，它与 "educated guess" 的主要区别在于，前者通常是没有根据的、没有经验的猜测。

总之，"educated guess" 是一种基于经验和知识的推断，它是在缺乏完全证据的情况下做出的。