Guesswork Meaning in English
word
ˈɡɛsˌwɝk
GESS-wurk
ɡˈɛswɜːk
GESS-wurk
释义
When you try to find an answer without enough information, using guesses instead of facts or evidence.
用法与细微差别
'Guesswork' is uncountable and often used after 'pure', 'mainly', or 'just'. Common in situations where decisions are based on little information. Not used for calculated estimates (that would be 'estimation' or 'calculation').
Spanish: conjeturas - suposicionesPortuguese (BR): adivinhação - suposiçãoPortuguese (PT): adivinhação - suposiçãoChinese (Simplified): 猜测 - 猜想Chinese (Traditional): 猜測 - 猜想Hindi: अनुमानArabic: تخمينBengali: অনুমানRussian: догадки - предположениеJapanese: 当てずっぽうVietnamese: sự phỏng đoánKorean: 추측Turkish: tahmin yürütmeUrdu: قیاس آرائیIndonesian: tebakan
例句
Finding the right answer was just guesswork.
basic
Without data, science is just guesswork.
basic
We relied on guesswork to finish the puzzle.
basic
Hiring the right person can't be left to guesswork.
natural
Most of your plan is just guesswork, isn’t it?
natural
There’s no need for guesswork—the instructions are clear.
natural