performance 音标拼音: [pɚf'ɔrməns]
n .
U 履行,执行;
C 表演,演出;
U 性能,特性
U 履行,执行;
C 表演,演出;
U 性能,特性
performance 成本效益比
performance 高效设备
performance 低效设备
PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE 命令
performance 性能;效能;效率;实绩
PERF performance 效能 绩效
performance n 1 :
a dramatic or musical entertainment ; "
they listened to ten different performances "; "
the play ran for 100 performances "; "
the frequent performances of the symphony testify to its popularity " [
synonym : {
performance }, {
public presentation }]
2 :
the act of presenting a play or a piece of music or other entertainment ; "
we congratulated him on his performance at the rehearsal "; "
an inspired performance of Mozart '
s C minor concerto "
3 :
the act of performing ;
of doing something successfully ;
using knowledge as distinguished from merely possessing it ; "
they criticised his performance as mayor "; "
experience generally improves performance " [
synonym : {
performance }, {
execution },
{
carrying out }, {
carrying into action }]
4 :
any recognized accomplishment ; "
they admired his performance under stress "; "
when Roger Maris powered four home runs in one game his performance merits awe "
5 :
process or manner of functioning or operating ; "
the power of its engine determines its operation "; "
the plane '
s operation in high winds "; "
they compared the cooking performance of each oven "; "
the jet '
s performance conformed to high standards " [
synonym : {
operation }, {
functioning }, {
performance }]
Performance \
Per *
form "
ance \,
n .
The act of performing ;
the carrying into execution or action ;
execution ;
achievement ;
accomplishment ;
representation by action ;
as ,
the performance of an undertaking of a duty .
[
1913 Webster ]
Promises are not binding where the performance is impossible . --
Paley .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
That which is performed or accomplished ;
a thing done or carried through ;
an achievement ;
a deed ;
an act ;
a feat ;
esp .,
an action of an elaborate or public character . "
Her walking and other actual performances ." --
Shak . "
His musical performances ." --
Macaulay .
[
1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Completion ;
consummation ;
execution ;
accomplishment ;
achievement ;
production ;
work ;
act ;
action ;
deed ;
exploit ;
feat .
[
1913 Webster ]
240 Moby Thesaurus words for "
performance ":
Philharmonic concert ,
accomplished fact ,
accomplishment ,
accordance ,
achievement ,
acquittal ,
acquittance ,
act ,
acta ,
acting ,
action ,
adherence ,
administration ,
adventure ,
agency ,
aping ,
appearance ,
attainment ,
baccalaureate service ,
band concert ,
behavior ,
benefit ,
bill ,
blow ,
bringing to fruition ,
buffoonery ,
business ,
cantando ,
care ,
carrying out ,
celebration ,
ceremonial ,
ceremony ,
chamber concert ,
characterization ,
commencement ,
commission ,
completion ,
compliance ,
concert ,
conduct ,
conformance ,
conformity ,
consummation ,
convocation ,
coup ,
dealings ,
debut ,
deed ,
demeanor ,
demilegato ,
demonstration ,
deportment ,
direction ,
discharge ,
dispatch ,
display ,
doing ,
doings ,
driving ,
dumb show ,
effectiveness ,
effectuation ,
efficacy ,
effort ,
embodiment ,
empty formality ,
enacting ,
enactment ,
endeavor ,
engagement ,
enterprise ,
entertainment ,
execution ,
exercise ,
exercises ,
exhibit ,
exhibition ,
exploit ,
exposition ,
exposure ,
expression ,
fait accompli ,
farewell performance ,
feat ,
fingering ,
flesh show ,
formal ,
formality ,
fruition ,
fulfillment ,
function ,
functioning ,
gag ,
gest ,
gig ,
glissando ,
go ,
graduation ,
graduation exercises ,
ham ,
hammy acting ,
hand ,
handiwork ,
handling ,
heed ,
heeding ,
hoke ,
hokum ,
imitation ,
impersonation ,
implementation ,
inaugural ,
inauguration ,
incarnation ,
initiation ,
interpretation ,
intonation ,
job ,
keeping ,
legato ,
liturgy ,
management ,
maneuver ,
manipulation ,
masquerade ,
measure ,
mezzo staccato ,
mimesis ,
mimicking ,
mimicry ,
miming ,
mission accomplished ,
move ,
mummery ,
music -
making ,
musical performance ,
musical program ,
observance ,
observation ,
occupation ,
office ,
opening ,
operancy ,
operation ,
ostentation ,
overacting ,
overproduction ,
overt act ,
pantomime ,
pantomiming ,
parlando ,
passage ,
patter ,
performing ,
perpetration ,
personation ,
personification ,
philharmonic ,
pianism ,
pizzicato ,
play ,
playacting ,
playing ,
pop concert ,
pops ,
popular concert ,
portrayal ,
posing ,
practice ,
premiere ,
presentation ,
presentment ,
proceeding ,
production ,
productiveness ,
program ,
program of music ,
projection ,
prom ,
promenade concert ,
realization ,
recital ,
religious ceremony ,
rendering ,
rendition ,
repercussion ,
representation ,
res gestae ,
respect ,
responsibility ,
retrospective ,
rite ,
rite de passage ,
rite of passage ,
ritual ,
rubato ,
running ,
satisfaction ,
scene ,
service ,
service of music ,
show ,
showing ,
slapstick ,
slur ,
solemnity ,
solemnization ,
spiccato ,
staccato ,
stage business ,
stage directions ,
stage presence ,
stage presentation ,
steering ,
step ,
stroke ,
stunt ,
success ,
swan song ,
symphony concert ,
taking a role ,
theatrical performance ,
thing ,
thing done ,
touch ,
tour de force ,
transaction ,
tryout ,
turn ,
undertaking ,
unfolding ,
unfoldment ,
unveiling ,
varnishing day ,
vernissage ,
work ,
working ,
workings ,
works PERFORMANCE .
The act of doing something ;
the thing done is also called a performance ;
as ,
Paul is exonerated from the obligation of his contract by its performance .
2 .
When it contract has been made by parol ,
which ,
under the statute of frauds and perjuries ,
could not be enforced ,
because it was not in writing ,
and the party seeking to avoid it ,
has received the whole or a part performance of such agreement ,
he cannot afterwards avoid it ;
14 John .
15 ;
S .
C .
1 John .
Ch .
R .
273 ;
and such part performance will enable the other party to prove it aliunde .
1 Pet .
C .
C .
R .
380 ;
1 Rand .
R .
165 ;
1 Blackf .
R .
58 ;
2 Day ,
R .
255 ;
1 Desaus .
R .
350 ;
5 Day ,
R .
67 ;
1 Binn .
R .
218 ;
3 Paige ,
R .
545 ;
1 John .
Ch .
R .
131 ,
146 .
Vide Specific performance .
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