decimal point

英 [ˌdesɪml ˈpɔɪnt]

美 [ˌdesɪml ˈpɔɪnt]

n.  小数点

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牛津词典

noun

• 小数点
  a dot or point used to separate the whole number from the tenths, hundredths , etc. of a decimal , for example in 0.61

柯林斯词典

• 小数点
  Adecimal pointis the dot in front of a decimal fraction.

英英释义

noun

• the dot at the left of a decimal fraction
  Synonym:percentage pointpoint

双语例句

• That means paying too much attention to the numbers after the decimal point doesn't make sense.
  这意味着过多关注小数点后面的数字没有多大意义。
• 610. The decisive decimal point made the acid man decide to suicide.
  610.决定性的小数点使刻薄之人决定自杀。
• So a floating point value again is a number with a decimal point, so it depends.
  一个浮点型数据就是一个，带小数点的数。
• Although the decimal point is little, it's a big deal to the whole.
  尽管小数点的位数很小，但是它是很关键的。
• Obviously a misplaced decimal point.
  小数点显然放错位置了。
• An expression that requires real ( decimal) numbers; the decimal point is required part of the number.
  需要实数（十进制）的一种表达式，十进制小数点是所需该十进制数的一部分。
• The integer portion, to the left of the decimal point, represents the date.
  小数点左边的整数部分表示日期。
• A radix numeration system in which the location of the decimal point is fixed by convention.
  小数点位置按习俗固定下来的一种计算根的方法。
• Everything from the decimal point over gets chopped off.
  所有小数点后面的数值都被砍掉了。
• As United Kingdom securities are quoted in pence, you should disregard the decimal point.
  由于英国证券是用便士进行报价的，您应该忽略小数点。