characterizes

英 [ˈkærəktəraɪzɪz]

美 [ˈkærəktəraɪzɪz]

v.  是…的特征; 以…为典型; 使…具有特点(或最引人注目的特征); 描述，刻画，表现(…的特征、特点)
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柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 characterise


• VERB 使具有特点
  If somethingis characterized bya particular feature or quality, that feature or quality is an obvious part of it.
  1. This election campaign has been characterized by violence...
     暴力行为已成为这次竞选活动的一大特点。
  2. A bold use of colour characterizes the bedroom.
     这间卧室的特点是用色大胆。
• VERB 描绘;描述
  If youcharacterizesomeone or somethingasa particular thing, you describe them as that thing.
  1. Both companies have characterized the relationship as friendly...
     两家公司都认为彼此之间关系友好。
  2. This play is characterized as a comedy.
     这出戏被认为是喜剧。

双语例句

• The separation of concerns approach to defining services results in a design that isolates and characterizes functions and services that are implementation independent.
  使用定义服务的关注点分离方法，可以设计隔离和特征化独立实现的功能和服务。
• Uncertainty of position characterizes bonds in this class.
  地位不确定是这一级债券的特征。
• An orientation that characterizes the thinking of a group or nation.
  一个群体或国家表现的思想倾向。
• It characterizes its business competitive advantage and factors that will help the company to achieve its financial targets.
  它着重突出可以帮助该公司达到财务目标的商业竞争优势和因素。
• Also characterizes the stability and completeness of system requirements that might impact design and production.
  同时还对可能对影响设计和产品的系统请求赋予稳定性和完整性的特征。
• Which of the following best characterizes the main feature of the nursing system at Beth Israel Hospital?
  下列哪一项最能刻画在贝斯以色列医院的护理系统的主要特点？
• The novel characterizes the man as a coward.
  这本小说把这个人描述为一个胆小鬼。
• The indeterminacy of thought and values that characterizes contemporary life.
  现代生活特有的那种价值观和思想的不确定性。
• An endpoint file characterizes a specific endpoint.
  端点文件规定了某个特定端点的特征。
• The gift-exchange relationship still exists in individual cases but no longer characterizes a general trend.
  在个别作家与译者那里，礼物交换关系仍然存在，但已经不再是主导倾向。