characterise

UK:  ['kærɪktəraɪz]

US:  [ˈkerəktəˌraɪz]

v.

1.characterize的英式写法

1 . Needless to say, proponents of early withdrawal do not characterise their approach as just hoping for the best.
不消说，支持尽早撤军的人并没把他们的想法列了单纯的“心怀好结果”。

2 . I could characterise it as the start of a shift to moral capitalism. And not just as a corrective.
我可以把它描述成向道德资本主义转变的开始，而不只是一种纠正。

3 . Tax authorities have enormous problems puzzling out these structures. If they can, it is often hard to characterise them as shams.
税收机构很难弄清楚这些金融结构；即使能够弄清楚，常常也很难将它们定义为欺诈。

4 . A social structure represents some of the cultural aspects that characterise the relationships between the participants.
社会结构代表着参与者之间关系的某些文化方面的特征。

5 . Since Volvo's products were to be used by people, our founders insisted that safety and quality characterise everything we did.
鉴于沃尔沃产品是供人使用的，因此企业创办者坚持将安全性和质量作为每一项工作的必要内容。