characterise

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美

v.  是…的特征, 以…为特征; 描述(人或物)的特性, 描绘

过去分词：characterised　第三人称单数：characterises　过去式：characterised　现在分词：characterising　

TEM8

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英英释义

verb

• describe or portray the character or the qualities or peculiarities of
  1. You can characterize his behavior as that of an egotist
  2. This poem can be characterized as a lament for a dead lover
  Synonym:qualifycharacterize
• be characteristic of
  1. What characterizes a Venetian painting?
  Synonym:characterize

双语例句

• So how should the military services characterise small UAVs?
  那么，军事机构应该怎样定义小型无人机呢？
• Reminding ourselves of them is, however, timely, since the shift to paid work and the depletion of resources increasingly characterise our economies.
  不过，现在提醒我们注意这一点正当其时，因为向有偿劳动的转变和资源损耗，正越来越成为我们经济中的特征。
• But it is not too late for Mr Obama to transcend the social marketing values that seem to characterise his re-election campaign.
  但是，奥巴马要超越似乎是其连任竞选活动之特征的社会营销价值观，为时还不是太晚。
• It depends on the mix of investment strategies that characterise the market.
  它取决于市场所特有的投资策略的组合。
• Towards the end of last year, I asked a man who works closely with business schools how he would characterise their attitude over the past year.
  去年底，我问一位与商学院有密切业务联系的男士，怎么形容商学院过去一年来的态度。
• How would you characterise the Chinese way of doing business?
  你会如何描述中国人做生意的方式？
• History will characterise all these transactions as insane.
  历史将判定所有这些做法是属于疯狂行为。
• K And we can characterise the K which we call the K Infinite by a number of terms.
  我们能划出，我们称为K无限，通过一些术语。
• Their essential component is the spirit of autonomy and equality that characterise our contacts in every area.
  独立和平等是双方各领域交流的必要条件。
• A social structure represents some of the cultural aspects that characterise the relationships between the participants.
  社会结构代表着参与者之间关系的某些文化方面的特征。