Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Exact"

A: Assume they are talking about the alphabet. It has an exact order. If they saw it a second time, they would be seeing it in the exact same order as the first time.

A: requiring careful attention and precision.

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He has very exacting standards.

A: exact same WIDTH

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A: Person A: "I think there were around 100 people"
Person B: "Can you give me an exact number?"

Exact is always an adjective. "Exactly" is an adverb. Compare these examples:

Person A: "How many planets are in our solar system?"
Person B: "There are exactly 8 planets"
VS
Person A:"What is the exact number or planets in our solar system"
Person B:"The exact number is 8"

"You're the exact person I was looking for"
"You're exactly the person I was looking for"

"That's the exact same dog I saw yesterday"
"That's exactly the same dog I saw yesterday"

A:
1) There is no exact male equivalent for witches.
2) There are no exact parallels between languages. 3.
3) Some concepts in Chinese medicine have no exact equivalent in Western medicine.
4) There is no exact equivalent of Taking the Side of the Other.
5) There seems to be no exact definition, but serenade or divertimento would be equally appropriate.
6) No exact figure on how much revenue this generates could be obtained from state tax officials.
7) McFarlane, who had no exact counterpart on the opposite side, stood with Nitze and Max Kampelman.
8) The firm has no exact way to judge accurately the demand elasticity for its many products.
9) Galileo was humiliated in Rome in a manner that has no exact parallel in Protestant countries.
10) Any honest guitar maker will admit that making acoustics is no exact science, but an unpredictable art.

A: Exact / Precise means the answer is very specific, but this does not mean it is correct.
Accurate means the answer is correct but may not be very specific or precise.

"Mt Fuji is 423.5268563 meters high" - This statement is exact but not accurate

"Mt Fuji is approximately 4000 meters high" - This statement is accurate but not exact

A: There are times when these two words can be synonymous and perfectly interchangeable and there are times when they are *almost* synonymous and *not* interchangeable.

When you cut the piece of paper, please be as exact as possible and follow the lines. (o)
When you cut the piece of paper, please be as accurate as possible and follow the lines. (o)

The thermometer isn't very accurate. (o)
The thermometer isn't very exact. (o)

What is the exact amount that you paid for our dinner? (o)
What is the accurate amount that you paid for our dinner? (x)

Let's see if anyone has an answer for this. :-/

A: As far as I know the three of them mean the same thing, just different words which may be used appropriately in different occasions.

A: both means the same thing

A: Same meaning, but they are used in different ways.

I gave the taxi driver exact change.

That pedometer is not very accurate.

A: Exactly.

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A: What are you trying to say?