caliber 的定义
- the diameter of something of circular section, especially that of the inside of a tube: a pipe of three-inch caliber.
- Ordnance. the diameter of the bore of a gun taken as a unit of measurement.
- degree of capacity or competence; ability: a mathematician of high caliber.
- degree of merit or excellence; quality: the high moral caliber of the era.
caliber 近义词
capacity; character
size of ammunition
更多caliber例句
- He’s that caliber, a fine actor who was dedicated to the craft and wasn’t there for the glamour.
- We needed to play against some teams that are high-major caliber, so this is the first time, and we weren’t ready for it.
- I attended and was blown away by the caliber of content and people.
- To your point, though, it’s a really exhausting sort of assignment to guard someone of the caliber of LeBron or even Butler for a whole game.
- Lastly, you need to invest in some common caliber ammunition.
- The caliber at which Sam and the entire crew preformed dubbed them professionals not students.
- It was later reported that the weapon was a BB gun that appeared to be a .45-caliber pistol.
- Still, the school has gotten more difficult to get into and the caliber of student attending has improved, as a result.
- Maintaining the high caliber of guest to which his viewers have become accustomed, Galifianakis welcomes Brad Pitt to the ferns.
- When the body of Johnson was exhumed, the medical examiner was acutely chagrined when six .22 caliber rounds were removed from it.
- It should be of rather large caliber, and have an opening in the tip and one or two in the side near the tip.
- Mr. Wilson handed a small caliber revolver each to Gale and Phyllis.
- He merely leaned his shotgun against his thigh, reached around beneath his coat and produced a forty-five caliber revolver.
- Even a twenty-two caliber may prove effective at short range.
- It is generally understood that men of the largest caliber are in demand as presidents of technical colleges and universities.