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

• They seize upon the uncertainty that characterises a period of unsettling change, and take action.
  他们会利用变革混乱时期的不确定性，采取相应行动。
• 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。
• This paper deals with the research of dynamic characterises and optimal control of VR step motor with the state variable method in modern control theory.
  本文采用了近代控制理论常用的状态变量法研究了反应式步进电动机动特性及其最佳控制。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• The characterises of the absorption spectra can be well explained with the theory of the indirect interband transition.
  用带际间接光学跃迁的理论完满解释了吸收光谱的特性。
• Mr Xie, for example, characterises his bus station's passenger flow as normal.
  例如，谢少宁形容他管辖的汽车站客流量为正常。
• The massive but unsustainable investment in infrastructure and new production facilities that characterises the Chinese fiscal stimulus package will not be able to change this fact.
  作为中国财政刺激方案特色的大规模但不可持续的基础设施和新生产设施投资，将无法改变这一事实。
• 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。