| 词汇 | track-record |
| 释义 | track record noun[ Cusually singular ] uk /ˈtræk ˌrek.ɔːd/ us /ˈtræk ˌrek.ɚd/ all the achievements or failures that someone or something has had in the past: 成绩记录 The school has an impressive/strong track record of getting its students into good universities.这个学校在学生进入名牌大学方面成绩骄人。 Success and achievements a feather in your capidiom a roaring successidiom accomplishment achievement achievement test ascension ascent belt boom feat fruition have something to your creditidiom have something under your beltidiom laugh purple secret sauce sellout sense of achievement stratosphere zero You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Failures track record | American Dictionarytrack record noun[ C ] us/ˈtræk ˌrek·ərd/ all of the successes and failures of a person or organization considered together: We invest in large companies with an impressive track record of introducing new technology. track record | Business Englishtrack record noun[ C,usually singular ] ukus all the past achievements or failures of a person or organization, considered together: a track record in (doing) sthWe are looking for people with an excellent track record in marketing. a track record for (doing) sthShe has a track record for taking an idea and making it work. a track record of (doing) sthHe has a track record of being a winner. a good/poor track record a proven/solid/strong track record Examples of track recordtrack record Determining this threshold is a matter of clinical judgment based on clinical relevance and the trackrecord of previous agents, if available. Choose components of the wall system that have a trackrecord of successful use in similar wall designs and which are durable. Nevertheless, steam power also had a proven trackrecord in the drainage of mines and had been shown to be safe and efficient. The brothers' attitudes toward institutions could be quite instrumental, a point vindicated by the institutional trackrecord of the two protagonists. This attitude of ours is a form of "scientism" we think licensed by the trackrecord of the scientific disciplines and institutions. Yet even here the trackrecord is uncertain. Key staff members had a long trackrecord of commitment to social justice goals. In general our architects stressed their trackrecord of building output in their marketing material. Increasingly, applied research underpins innovative practice, and practitioners seek out consultants with a trackrecord in research to strengthen their design teams. However, we might feel that the historical trackrecord has been performed on only a sub-set of systems of interest to us in the future. The preferred institutional solution for such situations, the introduction of consociational institutions, has a mixed trackrecord. Many such companies have no trackrecord and some barely have staff and offices, but they are landing important business opportunities. 47. The known trackrecord of adolescents doing poorly on dialysis would be a concern, but then so is the loss of a scarce resource. This is especially characteristic of those states with the longest trackrecord of stable, competitive processes. Widely recognized as a person who could envision great things, he also had a proven trackrecord in transforming his dreams into reality. See all examples of track record These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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