basest

发音: US [beɪs] UK [beɪs]

同义词

basis bedrock bottom cornerstone footing foundation ground groundwork keystone root underpinning warp warp and woof

adj.	1. (子女)庶出的;私生的 2. (语言)不纯正的,粗俗的 3. 【乐】低音的 4. 贱的,劣的;卑下的,低级的;卑鄙的
n.	1. 【乐】低音;低音部 2. 【体】起点,出发线;【棒】垒;目标 3. 【军】基地,根据地 4. 【数】底,底面,底边,基点,基线;基数 5. 【药】主剂;【化】碱;【印,纺】(染色)固色剂;媒染剂 6. 【语】语根;词干 7. 基底,基,根基,底座;底层,底子;(纪念碑等的)基址;(山)麓 8. 根据,基础
v.	1. 把...的基础放在(...)上 (on upon),以(...)作为...的根据

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They toppled the statue of Mussolini..and inscribed a motto on its base.
资料来源: Nation
A most base piece of flatterie.
资料来源: W. Raleigh
A few base contemporaries no older than ourselves, but cads.
资料来源: H. Belloc
He has thoughts and feelings and impulses which may be wise or foolish, noble or base.
资料来源: B. Russell
Underneath the rough exterior their hearts were as base as anyone's.
资料来源: J. Braine
Great roots based the tree-columns.
资料来源: G. Macdonald

adj.	1. without any moral principles
n.	1. the bottom part, edge, or surface of something; the bottom part or section of something, that supports the rest of it 2. a place from which an activity can be planned, started, or carried out; a place where members of the military live and work 3. a set of ideas, facts, achievements, etc. from which something can develop 4. a group of people who use a particular service or do a particular job; a group of people who support someone or something, for example with money or votes; a group of businesses or industries that form an important part of an economy 5. one of the four places on a baseball field that a player must touch in order to score points 6. a food or substance that is the main food or substance to which other things are added 7. a chemical substance that turns red litmus paper blue. All alkalis are bases. 8. a number that is used to form a system of counting. The usual system of counting uses base 10 and the binary system used in computers uses base 2
v.	1. if you are based somewhere, you have it as your main office or place of work, or the place where you live