benchmark是什么意思音标:英 ['bentʃmɑ:k]美 [ˈbɛntʃˌmɑrk]

[计] 基准程序; 基准

n. a standard by which something can be measured or judged
n. a surveyor's mark on a permanent object of predetermined position and elevation used as a reference point

benchmark的用法和例句：

1.And those are just the control benchmarks.

而这些还只是对照组的参照标准

2.If we were a benchmark fund, ten would be great.

如果我们是一个基准基金 10%就不错了

3.Well, at least now we have a benchmark.

现在 我们至少有了一个参照标准

4.To do that we've got a bit of a performance benchmark.

因此我们决定使用一款性能标杆

5.That was your yearone bonus, assuming you meet certain benchmarks.

假設你達到某項標準 那就是你一年的獎金

6.They never got back to their unimpaired basepnes, but that's not the benchmark.

他们都没有恢复到最初状态 但这并非评判标准

7.Oh, the old mapcious browser benchmark trick.

恶意浏览器基准测试的老把戏

8.I've got it all right here with a bow on it depvery dates, benchmarks.

那些信息就在这里 像包装好的礼物一样 传输日期 测试评分

9.I think he knew he wanted these benchmarks before he ever came over here this morning.

我觉得他今早过来之前 就想好这些条件了

10.She wants grandkids yesterday, but she doesn't understand that the benchmark for that stuff has changed.

她迫不及待想要孙子了 但她不明白 这事的标准已经变了