characterizes

英 [ˈkærəktəraɪzɪz]

美 [ˈkærəktəraɪzɪz]

v.  是…的特征; 以…为典型; 使…具有特点(或最引人注目的特征); 描述，刻画，表现(…的特征、特点)
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柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 characterise


• VERB 使具有特点
  If somethingis characterized bya particular feature or quality, that feature or quality is an obvious part of it.
  1. This election campaign has been characterized by violence...
     暴力行为已成为这次竞选活动的一大特点。
  2. A bold use of colour characterizes the bedroom.
     这间卧室的特点是用色大胆。
• VERB 描绘;描述
  If youcharacterizesomeone or somethingasa particular thing, you describe them as that thing.
  1. Both companies have characterized the relationship as friendly...
     两家公司都认为彼此之间关系友好。
  2. This play is characterized as a comedy.
     这出戏被认为是喜剧。

双语例句

• Especially large, sharp canine characterizes the carnivorous animals.
  大而尖利的犬齿是食肉动物的特征。
• Through their work, you can see the spirit of fluidity that now characterizes this stage.
  通过以上两人的作品，你能了解在这段人生期里具有的是“流动的”精神。
• Uncertainty of position characterizes bonds in this class.
  地位不确定是这一级债券的特征。
• Comprehensiveness characterizes the most difficult problem of geographical science.
  综合性是地理学最高层次的科学难点问题。
• The abstract may contain the chemical formula which best characterizes the invention.
  说明书摘要可以包含最能说明发明的化学式；
• An endpoint file characterizes a specific endpoint.
  端点文件规定了某个特定端点的特征。
• A bold use of colour characterizes the bedroom.
  这间卧室的特点是用色大胆。
• The gift-exchange relationship still exists in individual cases but no longer characterizes a general trend.
  在个别作家与译者那里，礼物交换关系仍然存在，但已经不再是主导倾向。
• The indeterminacy of thought and values that characterizes contemporary life.
  现代生活特有的那种价值观和思想的不确定性。
• Characterizes individual users and preferences, as well as security permissions.
  描述各个用户和首选项以及安全权限。