Baseline:

Baseline means: n. Baseline, benchmark; The bottom line of a tennis court, volleyball court, etc. The bottom line (of a baseball field); Baseline (print); Bottom line (basketball, tennis, etc.)

Ying Ying explained:

An imaginary line or standard used to measure or compare things;

The sideline at both ends of a tennis court or handball court; When serving, the waiter must not cross this line.

The route that a baseball player must follow when running the base.

Lexical collocation:

Baseline ball? Baseline ball

Baseline management? Baseline management.

Baseline axis? Baseline axis.

Baseline drift? Baseline drift.

Baseline data? Baseline data.

Baseline offset? Baseline displacement.

Baseline monitor? Benchmark supervision procedure.

Flat baseline? Flat baseline.

Baseline budget? Baseline budget.

Baseline fracture? Baseline interruption.

Stable baseline? Stabilize the baseline.

Check the baseline Check the baseline.

Baseline stepping Baseline tremor.

Baseline shooting? Baseline shot.

Normal baseline? Normal baseline.

Bilingual example of baseline:

1.？ Martinez. What time? She served in the army. Usually? Stay? That? Baseline. ? Martinez often steps on the baseline when serving.

2.？ You need. Like this? Information? Where to? Use? As a ... Baseline? For what? Measurement? Progress. ? You need to use this information as a benchmark to measure progress.

3.？ This? then what Became? That? New? Pattern,? Or? Baseline? For what? Yours Emotional? State. ? This becomes a new pattern or baseline of your emotional state.

4.？ They? Do you believe it? That? Data? Support? Ann? Ideas? Currently in? Marine? Biologists, that? Yes? "Shift? Baseline ". ? They believe that these data support the idea of "baseline shift" circulated by marine biologists.

5.？ Bugs? Arguing? That? Their? Work? Here? Answer? Is that correct? Baseline? Which one? Future? Management? Work hard? Must? Considering. ? Worm believes that their work gives a correct baseline, which is a factor that must be considered in future management.

6.？ That? Trouble? With those things? Is it? That? Inside? Six? A few months? Where to? A year? People? Is it? Back? Where to? Their originality? Baseline? Level? Yes? Happiness. ? The problem is that within six months to 1 year, people's happiness will return to the original baseline level.

7.？ But? That? Trouble? With those things? Is it? That? Inside? Six? A few months? Where to? A year? People? Is it? Back? Where to? Their originality? Baseline? Level? Yes? Happiness. ? But the problem is that within six months to 1 year, people's happiness will return to the original baseline level.

8.？ That? Numbers? For 200 1 yes? Used? As? Answer? Baseline? For what? This research. ? This study is based on the data of 200 1.

9.？ Answer? New? Baseline? Is it? Has been created. ? A new benchmark was created.

10.？ Keep it. Baseline? Are you online? Mind. ? Remember the bottom line.