characterized
US:/ˈkerəktəˌraɪz/
UK:/ˈkærɪktəraɪz/
v.:
叙述[描写]…的特性；鉴定；表示…的特性；以…为特性
网络:
以…为特点的；具有特色的；表征
Word forms: (第三人称单数) characterizes (现在分词) characterizing (过去式) characterized
Examples
1.
Unofficial or unauthorized information is often characterized under one of these two labels by Chinese officialdom.
中国政府部门常常会将非官方或未经授权发布的信息冠以这二者中的一个罪名。
2.
With good toughness, wear resistance, characterized by soft, easy to use, can be a one-time use and reusable.
具有韧性好，耐磨、柔软等特点，使用方便，可一次性使用，也可重复使用。
3.
Histologically, they are characterized by a dense lymphoid infiltrate with admixed large cells that is often suspicious for lymphoma.
组织学，病变特征性地表现为淋巴样细胞夹杂着大细胞弥漫浸润，高度可疑淋巴瘤。
4.
Is characterized by an overall poor tensile and shear strength of low, relatively easy to produce cracks.
特点是整体性较差，抗拉和抗剪强度较低，比较容易产生裂缝。
5.
Women tend to have networks characterized by close relationships and a great deal of redundancy, said Denzel.
登塞尔说，女性社交网络往往以亲密关系和交往人群重复性很高为特点。
6.
Neural electrodes may eventually move up the spinal cord to what is often characterized as the body's primary erogenous zone.
未来神经电极的使用，很可能从脊椎扩展到「主要性欲区」。
7.
The invention is characterized by good effect of cleaning ink, easy- to- get raw material, easy preparation and convenient utilization.
本发明不仅对油墨清洗有效果显著的作用，而且成本低廉、原料易得，制作简单，使用方便。
8.
Such a way of writing, characterized by making the best of classic poetry and prose, can be defined today as the reception of the latter.
这种吸收古典诗文为已用的创作方法，以今天的眼光来看便是对古典诗文的接受。
9.
It is known to all that we live in an age of information characterized by innumerable inventions beyond our wildest imagination.
这是众所周知的，我们生活在一个信息时代的特点是无数的发明超出了我们的想象。
10.
And when sex is "too short" (by whose definition? ) it is often characterized as a man having premature ejaculation.
当做爱“太短”（谁定义的？）这通常被认为是早泄。