scrutiny

1 عمومی:: بررسی‌ دقیق‌، مداقه‌، تحقیق‌، بررسی‌، رسیدگی‌، نظارت، موشكافی‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   noun ADJ. careful, close, detailed, intense, rigorous, serious, thorough The company has come under intense scrutiny because of its environmental record. | international, judicial, media, parliamentary, public, scientific The activities of the committee are subject to public scrutiny. VERB + SCRUTINY be subjected to, come under, submit to, undergo | be open to, be subject to | bear The testimony of the chief witness doesn't bear scrutiny. PREP. under ~ The company is under scrutiny by the Inland Revenue. | ~ by I realized I was being subjected to intense scrutiny by a group of children.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: noun a close, careful examination or study: The crime came under close scrutiny.

Simple Definitions

3 general:: scrutiny phrases come under scrutiny (= be examined ) • The cost and efficiency of the health care system has come under increasing scrutiny. be subjected to scrutiny (= be examined ) • Each proposal was subjected to careful scrutiny. be the subject of scrutiny (= be examined ) • The way in which the courts handle such claims has been the subject of close scrutiny. be subject to scrutiny (= be able to be examined ) • All the accounts are subject to scrutiny by auditors. be open to scrutiny • Government actions should be more open to public scrutiny. not stand up to scrutiny/not bear scrutiny (= be found to have faults when examined ) • Such arguments do not stand up to careful scrutiny. adjectives careful scrutiny • These figures need careful scrutiny. close/intense scrutiny (= very careful scrutiny ) • Both these areas of law have come under close scrutiny by the courts. rigorous/strict scrutiny (= very careful and thorough ) • This system has been subject to rigorous scrutiny. detailed scrutiny • MPs on these committees subject Government bills to detailed scrutiny. critical scrutiny (= when something is examined and judged or criticized ) • Their work is in the public domain and open to critical scrutiny. public scrutiny (= by the public ) • Much of the work that we do is open to public scrutiny. media scrutiny (= by newspapers, TV etc ) • How does he cope with the intense media scrutiny? parliamentary scrutiny (= by parliament ) • The Labour Party expressed concern about the lack of parliamentary scrutiny of MI5. judicial scrutiny (= by judges ) • The new legislation will be the subject of close judicial scrutiny.

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