characteristically

释义

adv.典型地，有代表性地

词态变化

形容词 :   characteristic ;

实用场景例句

His gestures were economical, his words generally mild.

他的肢体语言极尽简化，措词总体温和。

柯林斯例句

MacTavish was characteristically forthright in his reply.

麦克塔维什以其一贯的直率作了回答.

《简明英汉词典》

Kennedy himself characteristically shrugged and decided to go ahead.

肯尼迪本人象平常一样耸耸肩膀,决定前往.

辞典例句

Silicate minerals are characteristically refractory and difficult to break down.

硅酸盐矿物的特点是耐熔和难以分离.

辞典例句

Characteristically, his irritation turned not against Irene but against Soames.

和老乔里恩平日的作风一样, 他不气伊琳,反而气上索米斯.

辞典例句

Tidal channels, deltas, and washover fans are characteristically associated with offshore bars.

潮汐水道 、 三角洲和冲刷扇典型地与滨外砂洲伴生在一起.

辞典例句

Napoleon's attempt to alter that balance was characteristically bold and risky.

拿破仑改变均势的企图非常大胆,也十分冒险.

辞典例句

It had been one of his characteristically arch performances.

这是他惯做的一种狡猾的表演.

辞典例句

Characteristically , he was determined to act without clearly knowing what to do.

他仍然是老脾气, 还没弄清楚到底去做什么,就采取了行动.

辞典例句

I went on, using the characteristically bombastic language of the time.

我使用当时流行的夸大其词的语言接着说.

辞典例句

He attempts to woo her in a characteristically extravagant manner.

他尝试过用挥金如土的阔绰方式去取悦于她.

辞典例句

They characteristically had conspired against Batista.

他们都曾以独特的方式参与过反对巴蒂斯塔的密谋.

辞典例句

A third rationale is that rulemaking characteristically turns on " legislative facts " as opposed to " adjudicative facts. "

]第三种理论认为规则制定有特色地依靠 " 立法事实 " 而面对"判决事实 ".

英汉非文学 - 行政法

Characteristically, the strains in the plactic region are much greater than in the elastic region.

很明显, 塑性阶段的应变远大于弹性阶段的应变.

辞典例句

Grain orientation within the intertidal beach unit is characteristically more - or - less normal to the coastline.

在潮间海滩单位内,颗粒排列方向的特点是大体上垂直于海岸线.

辞典例句

真题例句

The 28 existence of such ideals, without the tempering of the reality of a job or profession, rapidly leads adolescents to become 29 intolerant of the non-idealistic world and to press for reform in a characteristically adolescent way.

2016年6月六级真题（第三套）阅读 Section A

英英释义

Adverb

1. in characteristic manner;

"he arrived characteristically late"