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1 عمومی:: تصحیح‌ كردن‌، صحیح‌، صحیح‌ كردن‌، تادیب‌ كردن‌، صحیح- تصحیح کردن، صحیح بودن، درست‌، اصلاح‌ كردن‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   adj. VERBS be, prove, seem His first idea proved correct. ADV. absolutely, completely, entirely, perfectly, quite What you say is perfectly correct, but it gives the wrong impression. | not entirely, not strictly He is not entirely correct in his assumptions. | basically, broadly, essentially, fundamentally, largely, more or less, substantially His estimate has turned out to be more or less correct. | clearly, undoubtedly | demonstrably None of the explanations offered is demonstrably correct?or demonstrably incorrect. | ideologically, politically (sometimes disapproving) (= avoiding language or behaviour that may offend some groups of people) He was an interesting speaker, if not always politically correct in his views. | legally, technically | morally | anatomically, botanically, factually, grammatically The flower drawings are all to scale and botanically correct. PREP. in The diagram is correct in every detail. I think I am correct in saying that this project is the first of its kind in this country.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: see STAND CORRECTED.

American Heritage Idioms

3 general:: adj. accurate: That was a correct answer. verb fix: Please correct the problem.

Simple Definitions

4 general:: correct nouns a correct answer • Lucy got fourteen out of twenty correct answers. a correct entry (= correct answer in a competition ) • The first five correct entries will win £50. correct information • I’m not sure that I’ve been given the correct information. correct spelling (= the correct way of writing words ) • Copying does not teach correct spelling. correct pronunciation (= the correct way of saying words ) • The dictionary will help you learn the correct pronunciation. adverbs absolutely/perfectly/entirely correct (= completely correct ) • What he said was perfectly correct. not strictly correct (= not correct according to some standards ) • The grammar in this sentence is not strictly correct. grammatically correct (= written or spoken with correct grammar ) • Simple sentences are more likely to be grammatically correct than long complex ones. factually correct (= having all the correct facts ) • Articles in the newspaper are not always factually correct. broadly/essentially correct (= correct in most ways, but possibly not all ) • All the evidence suggests that the results of his research are essentially correct. verbs prove correct (= be shown to be true ) • Fortunately, my memory proved correct.

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