calculating

形容词计算（用）的; 慎重的; <贬>精于算计的

动词计算(calculate的现在分词)

1. 计算的：calculating scale 计算尺 | calculating 计算的 | calculation based on demand factor 需用系数法

2. 深谋远虑的,精明的：brisk 敏捷的,活泼的;清新健康的 | calculating 深谋远虑的,精明的 | candid 率直的

3. 测算：反算:reverse calculating | 测算:calculating | 模拟计算:Simulation calculating

1. 有心计的;诡计多端的;能算计的
    If you describe someone as calculating, you disapprove of the fact that they deliberately plan to get what they want, often by hurting or harming other people.

    e.g. Northbridge is a cool, calculating and clever criminal who could strike again.
           诺思布里奇是个头脑冷静、诡计多端、阴险狡诈的罪犯,他可能还会犯案。

1. It is often used as a reference by the government for setting salary standards and calculating social insurance premiums.

2. It is often used as a reference by the government for nailing down the lowest salary standards and calculating social insurance premiums.

3. calculating的意思

3. There is no " surrogate country " for calculating the export price.

4. Exemptions gained previously for developers from calculating the gross floor area will also expire if the building works fail to commence within two years.

5. UNCTAD considers ULC a more reliable tool in calculating China's REER, as more than 60 percent of all Chinese exports emanate from affiliates of foreign firms.

6. The conclusion was reached after examining the finances of all 43 US presidents and calculating the net worth figures in 2010 dollars.

7. calculating在线翻译

7. It would be good if those calculating Japanese politicians could finally appreciate the benefit of good neighbourly ties with China.

8. But he has gone much further, calculating that a crisis creates the best environment for ramming big changes through Congress.

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9. The top statistics official's pledge to steadily reform the method of calculating the country's house sale prices in 2011 is welcome.

10. calculating

10. Unlike returns for the first three quarters, the bases for calculating fourth quarter results were lowered significantly because of the economic crisis.

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