a standard by which something can be measured or judged;"his painting sets the benchmark of quality"
a surveyor's mark on a permanent object of predetermined position and elevation used as a reference point
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用作名词 (n.)
A benchmark is a test of the performance of a computer system. 基准测试是对计算机系统的性能的测试。
China surpassed this benchmark last year. 去年中国超过了这一基准。
The new fast computer is now the benchmark in the computer industry. 这种新型快速计算机已经成为计算机工业的基准了。
Her outstanding performances set a new benchmark for singers throughout the world. 她的出色表现给了全世界的歌手一个新的参照点。
Even the benchmark for being ranked dropped.更甚的是,连进入排名的标准也随之降低了。
his painting sets the benchmark of quality.她的画成为衡量绘画品质的标准。
Government debt paper provides a benchmark yield against which private debt issues can be priced.政府债务票据提供的基准收益,可用作私营机构发债的定价参考。
All benchmark tests are performed on a Gateway 2000 v66 ( 66mhz 486 processor ) with 16 megabyte of memory所有的基准测试均在具有16兆内存的gateway2000v66(66mhz486处理器)上执行。
用作及物动词 (vt.)
The blocks were the same with the ultrasonic testing of wheelset in rolling stocks, the benchmark for the spot inspection was provided. 该试块适用于在役轮轴超声波探伤,为现场检测提供了统一的探伤基准。[1][2]