Tuyệt đối, hoàn toàn; thuần tuý, nguyên chất

absolute confidence in the Party's leadership

sự tin tưởng tuyệt đối vào sự lãnh đạo của Đảng

absolute music

âm nhạc thuần tuý

absolute alcohol

rượu nguyên chất

Chuyên chế, độc đoán

absolute monarchy

nền quân chủ chuyên chế

Xác thực, đúng sự thực, chắc chắn

absolute evidence

chứng cớ xác thực

Vô điều kiện

an absolute promise

lời hứa vô điều kiện

hình tuyệt đối

hoàn hảo

absolute filter

thiết bị lọc hoàn hảo

không liên quan

độc lập

nguyên chất

tuyệt đối

Perfect, complete, total, finished, thorough,through-and-through, consummate, flawless, faultless,unadulterated, pure, unmixed, unalloyed, undiluted; rank: Alanbehaved like an absolute gentleman.

Complete, outright,downright, genuine, real, pure, out-and-out, transparent,unmitigated, categorical, unqualified, unconditional, utter,veritable, unconditioned: Peace is an absolute requirement forprosperity.

Unrestricted, unrestrained, unconstrained,unlimited, unmitigated, arbitrary, despotic, dictatorial,totalitarian, supreme, almighty, arbitrary, autocratic,tyrannical: The days of absolute monarchy are numbered.

Positive, certain, sure, unambiguous, unquestionable,authoritative, verifiable, uncompromised: Few intelligentpeople would claim absolute knowledge of anything.

Adj.

Complete, utter, perfect (an absolute fool;absolute bliss).

Unconditional, unlimited (absoluteauthority).

Despotic; ruling arbitrarily or with unrestrictedpower (an absolute monarch).

(of a standard or other concept)universally valid; not admitting exceptions; not relative orcomparative.

Gram. a (of a construction) syntacticallyindependent of the rest of the sentence, as in dinner beingover, we left the table; let us toss for it, loser to pay. b(of an adjective or transitive verb) used or usable without anexpressed noun or object (e.g. the deaf, guns kill).

(of alegal decree etc.) final.

N. Philos.

A value, standard,etc., which is objective and universally valid, not subjectiveor relative.

(prec. by the) a Philos. that which can existwithout being related to anything else. b Theol. ultimatereality; God.

More than half. absolutepitch Mus.

The ability to recognize the pitch of a note orproduce any given note.

A fixed standard of pitch defined bythe rate of vibration. absolute temperature one measured fromabsolute zero. absolute zero a theoretical lowest possibletemperature, at which the particles whose motion constitutesheat would be minimal, calculated as -273.15 øC (or 0 øK).

Absoluteness n. [ME f. L absolutus past part.: see ABSOLVE]