characterize 的定义
char·ac·ter·ized, char·ac·ter·iz·ing.
- to mark or distinguish as a characteristic; be a characteristic of: Rich metaphors characterize his poetry.
- to describe the character or individual quality of: He characterized her in a few well-chosen words.
- to attribute character to: to characterize him as a coward.
characterize 近义词
typify, distinguish
characterize 的近义词 32 个
- define
- describe
- identify
- indicate
- mark
- outline
- portray
- represent
- symbolize
- brand
- constitute
- delineate
- designate
- differentiate
- discriminate
- feature
- individualize
- individuate
- inform
- peg
- personalize
- pigeonhole
- signalize
- singularize
- stamp
- style
- typecast
- belong to
- button down
- make up
- peculiarize
- tab
characterize 的反义词 2 个
更多characterize例句
- In fact, that definition of militias — small, armed groups of civilians fighting against the government — has characterized these kinds of movements throughout American history, Churchill told us.
- A self-contained, persistent blob of turbulence constructed of well-characterized vortices offers a new world of possibilities for measurement and analysis.
- However, despite the vitriol that has come to characterize the campaign, most Bay Staters see the race as a choice between two good Democrats.
- Clipper will orbit Jupiter, but will conduct about 45 flybys of Europa and use a suite of instruments to characterize the surface and subsurface as much as possible.
- For such a system, “its behavior is no longer characterized just by a temperature,” Bechhoefer says.
- So if the people in London and New York are more real, how would you characterize Angelenos?
- How would you characterize the relationship now between you and Jack?
- The administration repeatedly refused to characterize the matter in terms of national security interests.
- Those models have gotten more sophisticated, so they need more data in order to characterize the fuels that can be consumed.
- How would you characterize the Ukrainian uprising of 2013-2014?
- It is difficult to characterize the curious comPg 158bination of levity and seriousness that runs through this tale.
- We shall, then, in a separate chapter, examine and endeavour to characterize the inverse process.
- The vestiges of barbarism characterize the African, in his normal state.
- "I haven't any time this morning," he said, speaking with a rapidity which had begun to characterize his newly awakened life.
- Science must characterize the difference between those two and we pointed once before to the only fundamental difference.