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

BNC.4638

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

• Which concepts characterise the gardens?
  什么概念能够诠释当代花园？
• Additionally gas analysis by PMS is used to characterise the combustion properties of fuel gas used in the iron and steel industry.
  另外过程质谱对气体的分析也可表征用于钢铁工业中的燃料的燃烧特性。
• 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。
• To what degree and in what way does international practice now characterise the profession of landscape architecture?
  国际实践能在多大程度上并用怎样的方式表现景观建筑行业的特色？
• Additional data from infrared and X-ray telescopes can further characterise objects like active galactic nuclei and nuclear star formation by revealing what is unseen at visible wavelengths.
  来自红外和X线望远镜的更多数据能够深入了解天体的特性，比如活动星系核心和星暴区域核心这些可见光看不见的区域。
• 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。
• 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？
• 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。
• Both world views characterise Hobsbawm, who wrote in the preface to his 1997 essay collection On History that facts provide the point from which historians must start, however far from it they may end.
  霍布斯鲍姆的独特之处在于他同时拥有这两种世界观。他在自己1997年的文集《论历史》（OnHistory）的序言中写道，史学家必须以（事实）为起点，无论他们最终会走多远。
• 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。