compare

UK:  [kəm'peə(r)]

US:  [kəm'per]

第三人称单数：compares  现在分词：comparing  过去式：compared  

v.

1.比较,对照; 参照

2.进行比较;同日而语

3.相比,匹敌

4.把…比作为

5.参看

6.商量,合计,介绍

7.【语法】把(形容词、副词)变成比较级[最高级]

n.

1.比较

1 . Gay men often lack a sense of security, if you mentioned the merits of other men to compare with him, he may be uneasy.
男性通常对同性缺乏安全感，若你提及与别的男士的优点来和他作比较，可能会令他忐忑不安。

2 . We compare the earnings management of a group of private banks with that of a group of similarly-sized public banks.
我们对一组私营银行的收益管理与一组相似规模的公有银行的收益管理进行了比较。

3 . You compare her with your English women who wolf down from three to five meat meals a day, and naturally you find her a sylph.
你们英国女人每天狼吞虎咽地吃上三五餐肉食，你拿她来同你们相比，自然觉得她是个窈窕仙女了。

4 . Computers will then compare customers' performance with that of professional athletes.
电脑将比较消费者的表现是否有职业运动员的潜质。

5 . I don't compare unfavorably to Chris Paul as a diss on Williams, just as I wouldn't be demeaning Carlos Boozer to say he's no Karl Malone.
我并没有很不利地将克里斯。保罗与威廉姆斯相比，就像我不会贬低卡洛斯。布泽尔，说他比不上卡尔。马龙。