英语释义

• in characteristic manner;

  "he arrived characteristically late"

片语

quintessentiallyad 典型地；标準地

plant characteristically具有特色地栽植

characteristically anxiety特质焦虑

proceed characteristically有特点地进行

intend characteristically特别地打算

collect characteristically具有特色地收集

feature characteristically具有典型地特色

mind characteristically具有特色地照顾

label characteristically具有特色地贴上标签

英汉例句

• Having rushed with other European heads of government to the Middle East to douse the flames of Gaza, he returned home with a characteristically grandiose idea.

  但在随着其他欧洲国家领导人去中东熄灭加沙的战火后，他回来了，而且带着一个看似宏伟的主意。

• Mindlessness and moral idiocy are not characteristically human attributes; they are symptoms of herd-poisoning.

  这种没大脑和道德低能不是人的特质，只是中了「人群之毒」的癥状。

• President Obama「s Cairo speech characteristically blended idealism with cunning.

  奥巴马总统的开罗演说，集中体现了理想与机巧的混合。

• 「It is a matter of waft rather than word-choice,」 he tells us, with a characteristically musical turn of phrase.

  他告诉我们，带着一种表示特性的短语的音乐变化，「那只关乎虚无，而不是单词选择」。

• Mr Sarkozy, who has shifted French diplomacy towards a less Arabist and more pro-Israeli position, has been characteristically busy in the Middle East recently.

  萨科奇改变了法国的外交立场，不再那么支持阿拉伯国家，而更多地倾向以色列，最近他在中东地区表现得特别忙。

• 」The Devil「s Advocate」 is a story about some characteristically American values: ambition, drive, materialism.

  《魔鬼代言人》的故事讲述了一些典型的美国价值观：野心，动力，物质主义。

• Known for enforcing a rigid code of conduct, she has been characteristically guarded during the crisis.

  她强硬的行事风格众所周知，这场危机中她风格鲜明地谨慎提防。

• While the roots of social psychology lie in the intellectual soil of the whole western civilization, its present flowering is recognized to be characteristically an American phenomenon.

  虽然社会心理学根植于整个西方文明的知识土壤里，其今日的繁盛却被认为是典型的美国现象。

• In characteristically grandiose fashion he described his plan to introduce a carbon tax as 「the only choice that could guarantee…the future of our planet」.

  跟随浮夸做作之风的他把引入烟尘排放税描述成「保护我们星球未来的唯一选择」。

• For example, the main chamber of the building, which is called the nave, is characteristically taller than it is wide.

  例如，这栋建筑的主厅称为中殿，它独特之处就在于高度大于宽度。

• Mr. Brill characteristically denounces newspaper publishers—his potential customers—as wimps for giving away their content until now.

  他一针见血地批评报纸发行商---他的潜在客户---是把自己的东西拱手送人的窝囊废。

• It「s poetic and lyrical and if William James characteristically writes that way.

  充满了诗意和感情，如果这是威廉，詹姆斯的写作特征。

• Yet there」s a sort of elitism that characteristically infiltrates theranksof institutional Christianity as history has shown.

  然而历史表明，有一种精英主义渗透到机构化的基督教中。

• Its cultivation may be ancient—dating as far back as 5,000 years ago—but cotton, and its characteristically soft, downy fibers, could be just what modern medicine has been waiting for.

  棉花的种植历史也许非常悠久——可以追溯到迄今5,000年前——但它和它富有特性、柔软光滑的纤维可能正是现代医学所要寻找的东西。

• Ascribing the discovery of tea to a revered former leader is a characteristically Confucian gesture-it puts power in the hands of the ancestors and links the present day to the mythic past.

  将茶的发现归功于一位尊贵的古代领袖是典型的儒家作派，这提升了祖先们的权威并将今天的生活和神秘的过去联系了起来。

• Interest payments and principal security appear adequate for the present but certain protective elements may be lacking or may be characteristically unreliable over any great length of time.

  目前，看来仍足以支付利息与保障本金，但是若干保持因素可能缺乏，或经长时间以后，可能无法信赖。

• He did have the characteristically broad chin and nose.

  他的宽下巴和大鼻子确实很突出。

• But there is no denying the book is uneven. There are disconcerting inaccuracies: Mr Hughes seems to think polenta is characteristically Roman when in fact it is quintessentially northern.

  有一些与史实有出入，比如休斯先生认为那种用玉米或大麦煮的粥是罗马特有的，实际上它是从北方传来的。

• This general class of problems characteristically involve attempts to make predictions using a sample of observations.

  这类问题的显着特点是试图通过取样调查来作出预测。

相似词

personallyad 亲自地；当面；个别地；就自己而言

相反词

atypical非典型的；不合规则的

nontypical不典型的

uncharacteristic无典型特征的；不典型的

untypical非典型的