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

• Mail-order brides, a phenomenon he characterises as the exploitation of women from non-performing economies.
  邮购新娘&他把这类现象形容为对不发达经济体的女性剥削。
• The tile is suggested as being like a new skin that adheres to rooms and characterises them, much like a chair, a table or a sofa.
  瓷砖就好像给房间换了一身新皮肤一样，像椅子，桌子，或者沙发。
• What characterises the EMBA market in Hong Kong is the differing appeal of the programmes.
  香港的emba课程市场发展如此蓬勃，关键在于其课程各有特色。
• 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。
• The causes of natural wetland degradation were analyzed using the theory of exterior and property right combining some economical characterises.
  运用环境经济学中的外部性与产权等理论，结合天然湿地的一些经济属性，对湿地退化的经济学原因进行探讨与分析，以期为湿地保护提供理论基础。
• The worst that can be said about speculators, then, is that they may add a little to the volatility that anyway characterises commodity markets.
  投机者可以做的最糟糕的事不过是给市场增加一点点的波动，而波动性正是商品市场的特点。
• 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”。
• "Can you please give us more money?" is how one record executive characterises the approach.
  “能不能请你多分我们点钱？”一位唱片公司高管这样来描述该方式的特点。
• Overoptimism also characterises earnings expectations.
  过度乐观也体现在了收益预期方面。
• The mutual understanding that characterises commercial relations between the West and Russia was in striking contrast to the disharmony of the current political debate.
  在西方与俄罗斯之间商贸关系中体现出来的相互谅解，与当前政治争论中的不和谐形成了鲜明对比。