delineating

英 [dɪˈlɪnieɪtɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈlɪnieɪtɪŋ]

v.  (详细地)描述，描画，解释
delineate的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 刻画;描述;阐明
  If youdelineatesomething such as an idea or situation, you describe it or define it, often in a lot of detail.
  1. Biography must to some extent delineate characters...
     传记必须在一定程度上描绘人物。
  2. The relationship between Church and State was delineated in a formal agreement.
     教会和政府之间的关系在一份正式的协议中作了阐明。
• VERB 划出，划定(边界)
  If youdelineatea border, you say exactly where it is going to be.
  1. ...an agreement to delineate the border.
     划界协议

双语例句

• The multiple, interlacing curved lines delineating the girl's contour is visually balanced by the long sweeping curved horizon in the background.
  以多重交错曲线勾划出女孩的轮廓，与背景上漫长的地平线构成视觉平衡。
• It is every important to exact delineating timing for study basin formation, evolution and petroleum exploration.
  准确厘定构造活动的时间对于研究沉积盆地的形成、演化及油气的勘探开发是非常关键的。
• Most datastores ( relational or not) need some way of delineating uniqueness among data.
  大多数数据存储（关系型或非关系型）都需要某种描述数据唯一性的方法。
• Thirdly, delineating beneficial degree in GIS spatial model for minerogenetic prediction.
  并重点介绍了建立成矿预测空间模型中的地质异常与找矿有利度分析。
• The coastline is a coastal city's unique landscape, delineating its features and and characteristics.
  海岸线，是海滨城市的特有景观，展现着一个城市的面貌和个性。
• By not clearly delineating these differences, we confuse government, business, the general public, and people with hearing loss. I encourage you to speak up about what your needs are.
  不清楚地界定这些区别，我们就会使政府、企业、公众和听障者感到困惑不解。
• Industry Index is an important base of delineating ore body and calculating reserves of deposit.
  矿床工业指标主要是圈定矿体和估算资源储量的依据，是保护和合理利用矿产资源的重要杠杆，是矿业权价值及依法流转的基石。
• Still, much ink has been spent delineating the differences.
  不过，关于领导和管理之间区别的描述已有很多。
• Based on the cultural heritage resources evaluating of research area, this paper analyze cultural heritage corridor using the trend analysis method and the minimum resistance model, for delineating protection and control.
  通过对文化遗产资源进行评价，应用趋势分析法和最小阻力模型对文化遗产廊道进行分析，划定保护与控制范围。
• Indeed, the 1,400-page beast of analysis, titled "the tragedy of the commons," was instead focused on delineating the myriad and slightly terrifying financial obligations that the largest states in the country were having increasing trouble meeting.
  事实上，这份厚达1400页的详尽报告《公地的悲剧》（TheTragedyoftheCommons）侧重于阐述美国最大的一些州在众多市镇债券上面临的问题日益严重，甚至有些令人恐惧。