英 [ˈkærəktəraɪz] 美 [ˈkærəktəraɪz]
v. 是……的特征；使……具有特点；刻划……的性格（或特征）；
第三人称单数characterises
现在分词characterising
过去式characterised
过去分词characterised
characterise /ˈkærɪktəraɪz/ CET4 TEM4
be characteristic of
同义词： characterize
describe or portray the character or the qualities or peculiarities of
同义词： qualify / characterize
... delineate 描绘 specify 详细说明 characterise 表示 ... 的特征...
描绘性格(characterise), 此释义来源于网络辞典。
characteristically 典型地；表示特性地
character 性格，品质；特性；角色；[计] 字符
characteristic 特征；特性；特色
characterization 描述；特性描述
characterisation （英）特性描述；性格化（等于characterization）
characterize 塑造人物
character 印，刻；使具有特征
characterize 描绘…的特性；具有…的特征
Wounds characterise Ms Horn in another way.
伤痛则从另一个方面界定了霍恩女士的性格。
I'm not sure I would characterise it [Kinnock's remarks] as an announcement.
我不能确定金诺克的发言是否是正式宣布。
"Zero" was a catchier slogan than the arcane incrementalism that had come to characterise old-time arms control.
与塑造旧式军备控制特征的艰涩的渐进主义相比，“零核”是个更具吸引力的标语。
In fact, ONS does not attempt to characterise the economy as in or out of recession.
Labour's attempts to characterise planned housing benefit changes as a "bedroom tax" were "nonsense".
Graaff-Reinet also has plenty of the surreal and fun quirks that characterise the Karoo.