Definition of word-perfect in English:

word-perfect

(North American letter-perfect)

adjective

(of an actor or speaker) knowing by heart the words for one's part or speech.
（演员）熟记台词的；（演讲者）熟记讲稿的
Burton arrived at the first rehearsal word-perfect
Example sentencesExamples
- This had the side effect of allowing him to print off word-perfect lecture notes - a great boon to those of us who got completely lost five minutes in to the hour.
- As an added bonus, their contributions need to be letter-perfect in terms of spelling, punctuation, and legibility.
- A letter-perfect example of the three-dimensional ‘policy generator’ at work can be cited from a recent field study in Nepal.
- He spoke in word-perfect English for 15 minutes.
- Certain whole chapters and innumerable shorter passages have simply lodged themselves word-perfect in my brain.
- He sang his song, accurately, word-perfect, that's all.
- He did not focus exclusively on letter-perfect performance but attempted to enable the child to explore the keyboard, even to compose.
- So, perhaps it would be wise not to acquire any new stuff until I was word-perfect on all the old stuff.
- The interior of Haneda was an almost letter-perfect copy of the cabin section of a YS - 11.
- His pitch is as word-perfect as it is practised.
- All right, Ann, this convention to be letter-perfect time wise.
- He honed scripts until they were word-perfect and thwarted actors’ attempts to ad lib or modify the text.
- Rather legendarily, our leading man arrived for the final night's call 40 minutes late and still inebriated, but was word-perfect throughout the production.
- Despite the difficulties of putting a performance together over the festive period, the cast was word-perfect on the first night, their comic timing spot-on and the production pacey.
- I'm glad to say that I was word-perfect and that I enjoyed it.
- Yet her word-perfect, positivity-enhanced sound bites couldn't conceal a fundamental aloofness.
- Three minutes later, the unemployed man leaves with a word-perfect letter of complaint.
- We have to get the transmission of a complete sentence down, letter-perfect.
- We will be following it to find out if you are indeed word-perfect, and we will report back to our committee.
- We feel the law is inherently abusive of Constitutional limits on power, even if its limitations (whatever those are decided to be in the courts) are adhered to letter-perfect.
Synonyms
factual, fact-based, literal, correct, faithful, exact, close, true, truthful, veracious, true to life, telling it like it is, as it really happened, lifelike, authentic, realistic, fair

Rhymes

imperfect, perfect, pluperfect

Definition of word-perfect in US English:

word-perfect

adjectiveˌwərdˈpərfəktˌwərdˈpərfəkt

Burton arrived at the first rehearsal word-perfect
another term for letter-perfect
Example sentencesExamples
- We feel the law is inherently abusive of Constitutional limits on power, even if its limitations (whatever those are decided to be in the courts) are adhered to letter-perfect.
- Certain whole chapters and innumerable shorter passages have simply lodged themselves word-perfect in my brain.
- He honed scripts until they were word-perfect and thwarted actors’ attempts to ad lib or modify the text.
- So, perhaps it would be wise not to acquire any new stuff until I was word-perfect on all the old stuff.
- Yet her word-perfect, positivity-enhanced sound bites couldn't conceal a fundamental aloofness.
- This had the side effect of allowing him to print off word-perfect lecture notes - a great boon to those of us who got completely lost five minutes in to the hour.
- We will be following it to find out if you are indeed word-perfect, and we will report back to our committee.
- We have to get the transmission of a complete sentence down, letter-perfect.
- Despite the difficulties of putting a performance together over the festive period, the cast was word-perfect on the first night, their comic timing spot-on and the production pacey.
- Three minutes later, the unemployed man leaves with a word-perfect letter of complaint.
- Rather legendarily, our leading man arrived for the final night's call 40 minutes late and still inebriated, but was word-perfect throughout the production.
- He spoke in word-perfect English for 15 minutes.
- All right, Ann, this convention to be letter-perfect time wise.
- As an added bonus, their contributions need to be letter-perfect in terms of spelling, punctuation, and legibility.
- He sang his song, accurately, word-perfect, that's all.
- The interior of Haneda was an almost letter-perfect copy of the cabin section of a YS - 11.
- He did not focus exclusively on letter-perfect performance but attempted to enable the child to explore the keyboard, even to compose.
- His pitch is as word-perfect as it is practised.
- A letter-perfect example of the three-dimensional ‘policy generator’ at work can be cited from a recent field study in Nepal.
- I'm glad to say that I was word-perfect and that I enjoyed it.
Synonyms
factual, fact-based, literal, correct, faithful, exact, close, true, truthful, veracious, true to life, telling it like it is, as it really happened, lifelike, authentic, realistic, fair

单词	word-perfect
释义	Definition of word-perfect in English: word-perfect (North American letter-perfect) adjective (of an actor or speaker) knowing by heart the words for one's part or speech. （演员）熟记台词的；（演讲者）熟记讲稿的 Burton arrived at the first rehearsal word-perfect Example sentencesExamples This had the side effect of allowing him to print off word-perfect lecture notes - a great boon to those of us who got completely lost five minutes in to the hour. As an added bonus, their contributions need to be letter-perfect in terms of spelling, punctuation, and legibility. A letter-perfect example of the three-dimensional ‘policy generator’ at work can be cited from a recent field study in Nepal. He spoke in word-perfect English for 15 minutes. Certain whole chapters and innumerable shorter passages have simply lodged themselves word-perfect in my brain. He sang his song, accurately, word-perfect, that's all. He did not focus exclusively on letter-perfect performance but attempted to enable the child to explore the keyboard, even to compose. So, perhaps it would be wise not to acquire any new stuff until I was word-perfect on all the old stuff. The interior of Haneda was an almost letter-perfect copy of the cabin section of a YS - 11. His pitch is as word-perfect as it is practised. All right, Ann, this convention to be letter-perfect time wise. He honed scripts until they were word-perfect and thwarted actors’ attempts to ad lib or modify the text. Rather legendarily, our leading man arrived for the final night's call 40 minutes late and still inebriated, but was word-perfect throughout the production. Despite the difficulties of putting a performance together over the festive period, the cast was word-perfect on the first night, their comic timing spot-on and the production pacey. I'm glad to say that I was word-perfect and that I enjoyed it. Yet her word-perfect, positivity-enhanced sound bites couldn't conceal a fundamental aloofness. Three minutes later, the unemployed man leaves with a word-perfect letter of complaint. We have to get the transmission of a complete sentence down, letter-perfect. We will be following it to find out if you are indeed word-perfect, and we will report back to our committee. We feel the law is inherently abusive of Constitutional limits on power, even if its limitations (whatever those are decided to be in the courts) are adhered to letter-perfect. Synonyms factual, fact-based, literal, correct, faithful, exact, close, true, truthful, veracious, true to life, telling it like it is, as it really happened, lifelike, authentic, realistic, fair Rhymes imperfect, perfect, pluperfect Definition of word-perfect in US English: word-perfect adjectiveˌwərdˈpərfəktˌwərdˈpərfəkt Burton arrived at the first rehearsal word-perfect another term for letter-perfect Example sentencesExamples We feel the law is inherently abusive of Constitutional limits on power, even if its limitations (whatever those are decided to be in the courts) are adhered to letter-perfect. Certain whole chapters and innumerable shorter passages have simply lodged themselves word-perfect in my brain. He honed scripts until they were word-perfect and thwarted actors’ attempts to ad lib or modify the text. So, perhaps it would be wise not to acquire any new stuff until I was word-perfect on all the old stuff. Yet her word-perfect, positivity-enhanced sound bites couldn't conceal a fundamental aloofness. This had the side effect of allowing him to print off word-perfect lecture notes - a great boon to those of us who got completely lost five minutes in to the hour. We will be following it to find out if you are indeed word-perfect, and we will report back to our committee. We have to get the transmission of a complete sentence down, letter-perfect. Despite the difficulties of putting a performance together over the festive period, the cast was word-perfect on the first night, their comic timing spot-on and the production pacey. Three minutes later, the unemployed man leaves with a word-perfect letter of complaint. Rather legendarily, our leading man arrived for the final night's call 40 minutes late and still inebriated, but was word-perfect throughout the production. He spoke in word-perfect English for 15 minutes. All right, Ann, this convention to be letter-perfect time wise. As an added bonus, their contributions need to be letter-perfect in terms of spelling, punctuation, and legibility. He sang his song, accurately, word-perfect, that's all. The interior of Haneda was an almost letter-perfect copy of the cabin section of a YS - 11. He did not focus exclusively on letter-perfect performance but attempted to enable the child to explore the keyboard, even to compose. His pitch is as word-perfect as it is practised. A letter-perfect example of the three-dimensional ‘policy generator’ at work can be cited from a recent field study in Nepal. I'm glad to say that I was word-perfect and that I enjoyed it. Synonyms factual, fact-based, literal, correct, faithful, exact, close, true, truthful, veracious, true to life, telling it like it is, as it really happened, lifelike, authentic, realistic, fair
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