epitomise
发音
英 [ɪˈpɪtəmaɪz]
美 [ɪˈpɪtəmaɪz]
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- vt.
- 成为（某事物）的缩影
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双语例句
- 1. But one thing is for sure : as with previous booms , signature deals will come to epitomise its excesses .
- 但有一件事是确定的:与以前的繁荣一样，一些引人注目的交易最终将成为并购活动泛滥的写照。
- 2. And America , perhaps more than anywhere else , is supposed to epitomise the entrepreneurial dream ; indeed , it is one thing that makes it so attractive .
- 而且在人们的心目中，美国可能比其他任何地方都更能代表创业梦事实上，这正是美国如此吸引人的原因之一。
- 3. Many fled stricken areas and they were offered food and water on their way.All these epitomise the lofty spirit of regarding others as one \'s brothers and having others\'sufferings at heart .
- 许多灾胞从灾区逃出来，沿路许多民众给他们提供食水、食物等，在在都显示人溺己溺、人饥己饥，痌瘝在抱、民胞物与的崇高精神。
- 4. In the late1990s HBO pioneered an intelligent , patient style of storytelling that gloried in loose ends and morally ambiguous characters , a style “ The Sopranos ” came to epitomise .
- 在1990s后期，HBO率先开拓了一种智慧的耐心的叙述方法，因模糊的结尾及在道德摇摆的人物而闻名，“黑道家族”式既是一个缩影。
- 5. He uses his “ Black and White ” paintings to consciously explain , epitomise and deduct a take on the world ; further completing the formation of a cultural and theoretical thought system .
- 他使用“黑白”图形模式来有意识阐释、概括、演绎一种世界观，进一步形成完整持续的文化及其理论体系。