characterise
英
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
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英英释义
verb
- describe or portray the character or the qualities or peculiarities of
- You can characterize his behavior as that of an egotist
- This poem can be characterized as a lament for a dead lover
- be characteristic of
- What characterizes a Venetian painting?
双语例句
- 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。 - 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？ - Which concepts characterise the gardens?
什么概念能够诠释当代花园？ - This will be the first time THz technology has been used on cancer cells and it will also be developed to characterise genetic material.
这将是超强辐射技术首次被用于杀死癌细胞而且以后还会用它来展示遗传物质的特性。 - I would characterise it as remote, uninterested, unpredictable, dangerous, and unjust.
我可以把它描绘的遥不可及、无关紧要、不可预知、危险的、不公平的。 - Higher-end research tools such as nuclear magnetic resonance, electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis, and mass spectroscopy can be used to characterise compounds in traditional medicines.
核磁共振、化学电子光谱分析法、质谱法等高端研究工具则可以用来分析传统药物的复合成分。 - 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。 - 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。 - Nonetheless, such good manners do not characterise each and every holder of a British passport, as I'm sure anyone who's spent time in the UK would agree.
然而，这样的举止并非是每个持英国护照的人的特征，而我也肯定每个在英国住过的人会同意我的观点。