scrutiny

英['skru:tini]美['skru:təni]

n.
1.[C,U]仔细而彻底的检查

复　数：scrutinies

同：	[n.] examination

We must subject all the applications to careful scrutiny.
我们必须对所有的申请进行认真仔细的审查。收藏
In courts experts under examination and cross-examination submit their results to the scrutiny of the opposing experts and the judge and jury.
在法庭上，在询问和交叉询问下，专家证人提交他们的鉴定结果交给对方专家、法官和陪审团进行详细审查。收藏
The formulation sounds plausible but does not bear scrutiny
这种提法，看起来可以，过细分析，是不妥当的。收藏
He is an exceedingly insular man,so deeply private as to seem inaccessible to the scrutiny of a novelist(Leonard Michaels)
他是一个很孤僻的人，他如此孤僻，连小说家都似乎不能仔细地观察他(伦纳德·迈克尔斯)收藏
"Those who can stand up to the scrutiny are promoted permanent secretaries, generals or even government ministers."
成功克服挑战的，可能成为常任秘书、将领、甚至政府部长。收藏

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the act of examining something closely (as for mistakes)
[同] examination, scrutiny
a prolonged intense look

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