characterised

英

美

vt. 刻划……的性格；表示……的特性 (characterise的变形)
characterise的过去分词, 过去式

双语例句

• This makes them worse than useless in a world characterised by persistent financial instability.
  在一个以金融持续不稳定为特征的世界里，它们只能是有害无益。
• In a world characterised by growing financial panic, that has to be good news.
  在一个以金融恐慌不断加剧为特点的世界里，这肯定算是好消息。
• The industry was then characterised by weak profits and had stockmarket ratings to match.
  当时钢铁行业的特征是盈利微薄，以及与之“般配”的股市评级。
• This is typically characterised by neuroticism, and lack of extraversion and agreeableness.
  这通常表现为神经过敏、性格缺乏外向和随合的表现。
• Mr Rubenstein himself characterised the ailing greenback as "a serious problem".
  鲁宾斯坦自己也将不断贬值的美元视为“一个严重问题”。
• But the deep-seated opposition to liberal reforms that once characterised the nationalist elite has been waning gradually since 1991.
  不过，自1991年以来，对自由化改革的根深蒂固的反对（这一度是民族主义者精英的特征）已逐渐消退。
• Some of the romantic myths and over-expectations that characterised Europe's approach to China have changed, he says.
  在欧洲对待中国的态度上，一些浪漫神话和过高期待的特点，已经改变。
• Alzheimer's disease ( AD) is characterised by progressive memory loss and severe cognitive impairment.
  阿尔茨海默氏病（老年痴呆症）以记忆逐渐衰退和严重的认知损害为特征。
• It is initially characterised by outbreaks and periods of improvement.
  这是最初的特点是爆发期和改善。
• Keynes believed that the financial and business environment was characterised by "radical uncertainty".
  凯恩斯认为，金融和商业环境的特点是“极端不确定性”。