demarcate
英 [ˈdiːmɑːkeɪt]
美 [ˈdiːmɑːrkeɪt]
v. 标出…的界线; 给…划界
过去分词：demarcated 过去式：demarcated 现在分词：demarcating 第三人称单数：demarcates
BNC.23977 / COCA.21349
牛津词典
verb
- 标出…的界线；给…划界
to mark or establish the limits of sth- Plots of land have been demarcated by barbed wire.
一块块土地都用带刺的铁丝网圈了起来。
- Plots of land have been demarcated by barbed wire.
柯林斯词典
- VERB 划定…的界线(或界限)
If youdemarcatesomething, you establish its boundaries or limits.- A special UN commission was formed to demarcate the border.
联合国成立了一个特别委员会来划定边界。
- A special UN commission was formed to demarcate the border.
英英释义
verb
- set, mark, or draw the boundaries of something
- separate clearly, as if by boundaries
双语例句
- Equipment and rulers and gage demarcate.
计量器具与生产仪表等得标定。 - STM requires programmers to demarcate transactional boundaries in source and the system then applies each transaction to the underlying state.
STM需要程序员在源代码中划分事务界限，然后系统向底层状态应用每个事务。 - This paper explain size demarcate rationally on spare parts in some way, in order that students understand major claims of the size demarcate.
本文从几个方面阐述零件图上尺寸的合理标注，有助于训练学生明白尺寸标注的重点要求。 - Verification or falsification alone is not enough to demarcate science.
单凭证实或证伪都不足以为科学划界。 - A failure to agree the precise border, and then to demarcate it, ensures that future disagreements may flare again.
精确的边界划分失败，及以后的各自定义，导致未来的分歧可能再会偶或发生。 - Because demarcate and concern the sovereignty and vital interests of home of every country concerned in the ocean, we should adhere to this basic position of fair principle.
由于海洋划界关系到各当事国家的主权和切身利益，应当坚持公平原则这个根本立场。 - To increase the value of psychological testing, we should demarcate those tests, which are not up to the standard of proper psychological testing.
为了增加心理测验的价值，我们应该将那些不能达到合格的心理测验标准的测验区分出来。 - We've discussed how to demarcate transactions with both JDBC and JTA.
我们讨论了如何用JDBC和JTA界定事务。 - To change government function should be from the following: ⅰ. to reasonably demarcate the power between government and society;
转变政府职能要从五个方面入手：一要合理划分政府和社会的权力。 - The famous French King Louis XIV said that fashion is a mirror, and for centuries, that mirror was controlled by the ruling class to demarcate the haves and have-nots.
法国国王路易十四曾说过，时尚就是一面镜子，这面由统治阶级掌控的镜子一直是区分穷人与富人的界线。