characterises

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(characterise 的第三人称 -s形式) vt. 表示...的特性, 成为/是...的特性, 刻划/描述...的性格
vi. 在文艺作品中塑造人物, 描绘性格
characterise的第三人称单数

双语例句

• John Lechte, an Australian professor of social theory, characterises foreignness as "an escape from the boredom and banality of the everyday".
  约翰·勒奇特是一位来自澳大利亚的社会学教授。他将客居的特点描述为“一种逃离平凡无聊日常生活的状态”。
• Strict word order, which characterises the structure-oriented Chinese, is not a feature of Romanian.
  讲究词序是结构型语言汉语的主要特点之一，而分析型语言罗马尼亚语不具备这样的特点。
• He characterises this as "leadership by erosion", trying to steer people, while at the same time allowing his team space.
  他将此描述为“受侵蚀的领导力”在试图指导人们的同时，给团队留出空间。
• It is, above all, this spirit of ambition and competition that characterises the world of wine today.
  时至今日，葡萄酒世界的特征正是雄心和竞争精神。
• Neither is it possible to say exactly what characterises a particular movement.
  也不可能正确地去说它表现了一个独特运作的什么特点。
• Overoptimism also characterises earnings expectations.
  过度乐观也体现在了收益预期方面。
• To approximate a level of innovation purely on patent numbers would be a one-dimensional, and woefully inadequate, way to understand the breadth of activity that characterises innovation, according to a spokesman for the Office.
  该局一名发言人表示：单纯把专利数量作为创新水平的近似，是在以一种一维化和有很大欠缺的方式理解创新活动所特有的广度。
• Defining exactly what it is that characterises this new wave of Internet euphoria, however, is not easy.
  然而，要确切说出新一轮互联网热潮的特点并不容易。
• Rather than build a more institutional investor base, these first participants added to the shorter term trading behaviour that characterises mainland stock markets.
  QFII的首批参与者并未建立起一个更具机构色彩的投资者基础，而是助长了作为内地股市交易特征的短线交易行为。
• At this time of year even the most professionally designed and well-organised restaurant kitchen begins to take on the cluttered air that characterises a domestic kitchen over the festive season.
  每年这个时候，即便是设计最专业、组织最有序的餐馆厨房也开始笼罩着一片混乱的气氛，在节日期间，英国每家餐馆的厨房都逃脱不掉这一特点。