1.合标准,合格
1.to be good enough
2.to measure something in preparation for making, building, or fitting something else
1.I should be given the opportunity to be a part of an ambitious project that will measure up to my professional needs.
我应该得到一个有野心的符合我职业需要的计划。
2.Csikszentmihalyi ever said the perfect state of flow, or zoning, occurs when our skills exactly measure up to the challenges confronting us.
克西曾米哈里曾经说过，如果面临的难题正好可以发挥我们的能力，那就产生最佳流畅，或进入状态的最佳境界。
3.She could never measure up to her mother's expectations.
她永远达不到她母亲的期望。
4.Lei Feng never ceased trying to measure up to his ideal.
雷锋努力按这个理想去做，从不停息。
5.Though we do not doubt what you say, we are of the opinion that the quality of other makes does not measure up to ours.
尽管我们不怀疑你们所说的，但是我们仍认为别的公司的产品的质量比不上我们的产品质量。
6.We agree to what you say, but we are of the opinion that the quality of the other makes does not measure up to that of our products.
我们认同您所说的，但是认为其他制成品的质量比不上我方的。
7.If he's coming up with all these ways someone you know doesn't measure up, something could be up with the two of them.
如果他总这样说一个你认为完全不符合说法的人，他们两个大概有点什么。
8.To measure up to all that is demanded of him, a man must overestimate his capacities.
要满足所有的要求，就得高估自己的能力。
9.He was considered a bust in Atlanta, failing to measure up to expectations after the team signed him to a six-year contract.
韦伯斯特曾经是亚特兰大队的希望，然而在与该队签订了六年合同之后，他并没有达到人们的期望。
10.I have never been able to measure up to your expectations.
我从未达到过你的期望。