I. guess·ti·mate, gues·ti·mate [ˈgestɪmət] 名词 俗
II. guess·ti·mate, gues·ti·mate [ˈgestɪmət] 动词 trans
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
And yet underneath its surface there are a whole load of assumptions and guesstimates.
www.964eagle.co.uk There are so many musical and historical artifacts, the total number can only be a guesstimate.
wgntv.com Or do the art patterns merely reflect on someone's vivid imagination or guesstimate?
phys.org That should help you guesstimate the quantity for future reference.
edmontonjournal.com But he probably saved himself quite a bit more than the guesstimate above.
9to5mac.com