meaning - Looking for the opposite of "drill down" - English …
2013年2月26日 · Probably, you can use reverse drill down (or, reverse drilldown). I found this on a University of Georgia memo: The opposite of drill down is reverse drill down where the initial view is at the most granular available level, rather than a …
antonyms - Opposite of being settled down? - English Language …
2016年6月22日 · Perhaps by focusing on the settled-down person's state of mind, you might find some good antonyms. A settled-down person is. content. free of anxiety. untroubled and unperturbed; rooted; at ease and relaxed; comfortable, cosy, characterized by Gemütlichkeit. peaceful, tranquil. Antonyms for the above descriptors could include. discontented ...
Verb meaning "to be more specific" - English Language & Usage …
2017年2月8日 · Drill down is a common command for further subcategories that are subsets of the initial search. Advanced invites more detailed filters in the searches. So if you want to suggest an ambiguous search that is both a search within a search, and a search beside the search, you need an ambiguous word, like further or explore.
grammar - What is the grammatical function of 'with the aid of' in …
2017年9月6日 · @linguistictum I was not suggesting not into details; I am suggesting that "learning languages" goes by chunks of utterances and going down to the atoms does not always help pedagogically. That's all. It would help one get one's Phd, though. I don't mean to sound mean or anything. It is just how I see things, I guess. –
grammatical number - Is "many a times" correct? - English …
@ses When I drill down I do see "to hello", only it's not an infinitive form of a verb, but rather a preposition followed by a greeting or phrase. Compare that to the quote I posted directly from the Google book search which clearly shows recorded dialog saying 'many a times'.
What's the difference between "scribbled" and "scribbled down"?
2015年7月26日 · "Scribble down" means, (IMO) the words that you are scribbling were "up" somewhere - maybe in your mind's eye, or, in the air between you and the person who just uttered them. The image I get is that you are using your pen to suck in the words and spit them out onto the paper before they dissipate into the ether (or the fog in your brain).
What's the antonym of "fifty-thousand foot view"?
2011年3月14日 · In a slight different context, "ground truth" can also be useful if the conversation is about details/concepts derived from evidence or data. Also, from software, we often use "drill down" to get to the data. As a good visual way to explain concept levels to folks, the video Powers of Ten (1977) is available on youtube.
Should I use "and anyway" or "and by the way" in the following …
2015年4月29日 · It's very unlikely for a planet to hit the Earth. And anyway, why is he so sure about it? He's not an astronomer." It's very unlikely for a planet to hit the Earth. And by the way, why is ...
When is the phrase, “Are you sitting down?” used, and what does …
2016年12月5日 · injuries sustained to him (if you faint easily, sit down for it), his drill-sergeant father on learning the news, and his mother (who was, fortunately, seated) on learning the news about his father. Having heard this phrase for years, this story was the best illustration I'd heard of it.
expressions - "Double Clicking" to mean, going in depth - English ...
2015年8月11日 · @PeterShor Websites more often will use single clicks to navigate. Double clicking in websites is not so common. Double clicking comes from desktop computing such as opening folders or applications in MS Windows. For the OP, I do not think it is a common phrase and would recommend using alternatives such drill down or explore –