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2025.02.10 ~ 2025.06.29
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开始:2025-02-10

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By 一一 05-14 27次浏览 课时17

For me, precision is the most difficult principle in writing. Achieving precision demands not only accurate word - choice but also a deep understanding of the subject matter. For example, in scientific writing, terms like “significant difference” require precise statistical definitions. It's challenging to balance specificity and brevity while ensuring the expression aligns with the context, making it harder compared to clarity and simplicity.

Question 2

• Clarity at the Phrase Level
A clear phrase conveys its meaning straightforwardly without ambiguity. For example, “solar energy” is instantly recognizable and leaves no room for misinterpretation. In contrast, a phrase like “energy from the sun” is less direct, and the word - order might cause momentary confusion. Clear phrases help readers quickly grasp the intended concept.

• Simplicity at the Phrase Level
Simple phrases are concise and free from unnecessary words. Take “lung cancer” as an example. It is a straightforward and uncluttered expression. Avoiding overly elaborate or wordy phrases like “malignant tumor occurring in the lungs” in favor of simpler ones enhances readability and makes the writing more efficient.

• Precision at the Phrase Level
Precise phrases use exact words to convey specific ideas. In a medical context, “hypertension” precisely refers to high blood pressure, distinguishing it from other blood - pressure - related conditions. Using such precise terms is crucial in academic writing to ensure accurate communication and avoid misunderstandings.

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