| 单词 | perfect |
| 例句 | adjective | verb perfectperfect1 /ˈpɚfɪkt/ adjective 1 with no mistakes or problems► perfect if something is perfect, it is so good that it could not be better: ► flawless perfect, with no mistakes or unattractive marks. You use flawless about the way someone does something, or about the way an object or someone’s skin looks: ► impeccable (formal) so good that you cannot find anything wrong. You use impeccable about someone’s behavior or someone’s ability to choose good things: ANTONYMS ➔ see imperfect ➔ see clean1, Describing the Condition of Something2 exactly right for something► perfect exactly right or exactly what is needed for something: ► ideal the best or most appropriate that is possible: ANTONYMS ➔ see imperfectGRAMMAR CHECK: perfectDon’t use “very” with perfect, flawless, impeccable, or ideal. Don’t say: It was very perfect. Say: It was absolutely perfect or It was just perfect.ADVERBS: perfectYou can make the adjectives that mean perfect into adverbs by using an -ly ending: “I understand perfectly,” she said. | The skirt fit her perfectly. | She played the song flawlessly. | Ideally, both parents should help take care of the baby. adjective | verb perfectperfect2 /pɚˈfekt/ verb ➔ see improve |
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