categorised

英

美

vt. 分类；加以类别 (categorise的变形)
categorise的过去分词, 过去式

双语例句

• At the beginning of America's war on terror, President Bush categorised several developing countries as failed countries.
  美国的反恐战争的开始，布什总统将一些发展中国家归类为失败国家。
• Children's eating habits were categorised as "healthy" and "unhealthy".
  儿童的饮食习惯被分为“健康”和“不健康”两类。
• I think I'm still categorised as a new actor.
  我觉得自己现在仍是一个新人。
• This research has further enriched the categorised research of soil and basic content of soil database establishment, reflecting the important academic thought;
  本研究进一步丰富了土壤分类研究和土壤数据库建设的基本内容，体现着重要的学术思想；
• Even today, writers from Southern countries are only published here if they agree to be categorised in the "exotic" category.
  甚至在今天，从南部国家来的一些作家只有承认自己的作品具有异域风情特色才准许出版发行。
• Anyone who is not qualified for his or her job should be categorised “ off-staff ”.
  任何不称职的人均列入“编外”。
• We have compiled the full list into a spreadsheet and categorised those featured by their most prominent role to show which types of job dominate the power list.
  此榜单已被制作成一张表格，并标示出他们最重要的社会角色来展示主导权利榜单的职业有哪些。
• It occurs for a large number of reasons, which can be categorised into conductive and sensorineural.
  出现了一大批的原因，可分为传导性和感音神经性。
• Olympic racing is now conducted with boats categorised into one-design classes based on similar weights and measurements.
  现在奥运会帆船比赛按照参赛船只的重量和尺寸，将它们划分为多个标准级别。
• The children according to the type of feeding were categorised into three groups: breast feeding, formula feeding, mixed feeding.
  根据喂养方式再将这两组婴儿分为母乳喂养组、配方奶喂养组和混合喂养组各三组。