[ 第三人称单数 metes 现在分词 meting 过去式 meted 过去分词 meted ]
V/N (to) measure 测量 [POETIC, DIALECT]
N a mark, limit, or boundary (esp in the phrase metes and bounds) 界标 [RARE]
In the end, those who met in person showed the most trust and most effective cooperation; those using E-mail were the least able to work together and get the job done.
最后，那些通过见面来交流的组别显示出相互之间最大的信任，以及更高效的合作；那些通过电子邮件交流的组别的合作最不成功，并且完不成工作。
That winter, Sandberg met with Eric Schmidt, who was then the C. E. O. of Google, about her desire to do something else at the company.
那个冬天，桑德伯格约见了时任GoogleCEO的埃里克·施密特，谈到渴望为公司做更多的事。
In the study, the groups who met by videoconference did better than the e-mailers, who tended to shirk their responsibilities - suggesting that visual cues are key for trust.
在研究中，那些用视频联系的组别比用电子邮件的好一些，用电子邮件的倾向于逃避责任，这表明图像信息是建立信任的钥匙。
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