For diction, a very important tip is to eliminate imprecise or wordy language.

对于措辞来说，一个非常重要的建议是精确或冗长的语言。

That sounds imprecise, but we can always revisit that assumption later on.

这听起来太精确，但是我们可以在以后细化它。

But winds and currents, they make this pretty imprecise, and they got it wrong.

但是风和水流让这变得非常精确，他们走错了路。

Reason 3: And the final reason, time is an imprecise metric.

最后一个原因，时间是一个精确的度量标准。

When it is hard to describe what you do, it is natural to resort to imprecise terms.

当很难描述你所做的事情时，很自然地就会使用精确的术语。

We can't give this response a four out of four mainly because of her imprecise use of language.

我们能给这份回答满分四分，主要是因为她语言使用够准确。

Working out when a person has died is the most basic (but frustratingly imprecise) part of a forensic investigator's work.

确定死亡时间是法医调查员工作中最基本的一部分，但令人沮丧的是，无法精确判断。

So, the word was actually confusingly imprecise, but it stuck, nonetheless.

所以，这个词实际上是准确的，令人困惑，但它仍然存在。

You're trying to clear the table and your sensors are noisy and imprecise.

您正试图清理桌子，但您的传感器噪音很大且精确。

Others paint Russia as a sloppy cyber-power—good at breaking things, but loud and imprecise.

其他人则将俄罗斯描绘成一个草率的网络大——擅长破坏事物，但声音大且精确。

The numbers are imprecise but about a 1,000 people have left France to join the fight and about 200 have returned.

据太精确的数据显示，有1000人离开法武装斗争，约有200人会返回法。

Current estimates are still imprecise, but people think that about 20 percent of virus carriers are asymptomatic.

目前的估计仍然准确，但人们认为大约 20% 的病毒携带者是无症状的。

It may be pointless, though, to search for precise explanations, since measuring a $16 trillion market economy is such an imprecise exercise.

过如果要寻找更精确的解释可能并没有意义，因为测量16万亿规模市场的经济是会准确的。

In the early 1980s, most printing was done on dot matrix printers, which used printed dots to form shapes, the while legible were blocky and imprecise.

在 20 世纪 80 年代早期，大多数打印都是在点阵打印机上完成的，这种打印机使用打印的点来形成形状，而印刷出来的字迹是块状且精确的。

So you have to conserve the precision through your calculations or else you might end up killing someone with an imprecise dose of insulin or something.

所以你必须通过你的计算来保持精度，否则你可能最终会用精确剂量的胰岛素或其他东西杀死一个人。

This, and the fact that social norms may make people wish to keep their orientation private, makes estimates of the number of homosexual and bisexual people necessarily imprecise.

这一点， 以及社会规范可能使人们希望将自己的取向保密的事实，使得对同性恋和双性恋人数的估计必然准确。

Now virtue ethics can be kind of, maddeningly imprecise, but at the very least, it was pretty clear that I was exhibiting an excess of anger and maybe a deficiency of friendliness.

德性伦理学可能有点精确到让人恼火，但至少可以很清楚看出来，我展现出了过度的愤怒，友善也许太够。

Their weaponry is imprecise and dropped in a large quantity and again I don't know what military utility that would have other than to get people displaced and on the road and into someone else's problems there.

打击目标明确，且打击力度惊人，我知道俄方的军事打击到底有何用，他们的目的只是希望民众无家可归，给他人制造麻烦。

The RNA guide molecule can sometimes be imprecise, leading to unintended cuts to a patient's DNA. Moreover, because the tool breaks both strands in a DNA helix, the subsequent repair can also introduce unwanted insertions or deletions.

RNA 引导分子有时可能够精确，导致意外切断患者的 DNA。 此外，由于该工具会破坏 DNA 螺旋中的双链，因此后续修复也可能导致必要的插或缺失。

The 30% to 99% range that the researchers posit for the amount of Martian water stored in the ground is admittedly imprecise—and will likely narrow definitively only when humans can collect fresh samples and study them up close.

诚然，研究人员假设的 30% 到 99% 的火星地下水储量范围是精确的——只有当人类能够收集新鲜样本并对其进行近距离研究时， 这一范围才可能最终缩小。