The aim of the study was undertaken to better characterise and map the shallow stratigraphy and structure.(此研究的目的是進一步弄清淺地層的結構，并繪制圖形。)

If they can, it is often hard to characterise them as shams.(即使能夠弄清楚，常常也很難將它們定義為欺詐。)

Since Volvo's products were to be used by people, our founders insisted that safety and quality characterise everything we did.(鑒于沃爾沃產品是供人使用的，因此企業創辦者堅持將安全性和質量作為每一項工作的必要內容。)

I'm not sure I would characterise it [Kinnock's remarks] as an announcement.(我不能確定金諾克的發言是否是正式宣布。)

The triangular shape of the bathing hall continues to characterise the building complex.(洗浴大堂的三角形外觀表現了結構的復雜性。)

To what degree and in what way does international practice now characterise the profession of landscape architecture?(國際實踐能在多大程度上并用怎樣的方式表現景觀建筑行業的特色？)

Thus did le siecle, a French republican newspaper, characterise the gathering wave of enthusiasm for Giuseppe Garibaldi.(由此便有了法國共和報之一的lesiecle針對朱塞佩·加里波第所掀起的狂熱浪潮做出此等形容。)

K And we can characterise the K which we call the K Infinite by a number of terms.(我們能劃出，我們稱為K無限，通過一些術語。)

The real and proper use of the word romantic is simply to characterise an improbable or unaccustomed degree of beauty, sublimity, or virtue.(其實浪漫這個詞真正的、正確的用途是表示一種罕見的或不尋常的美麗、崇高或美德的程度。)

Wounds characterise Ms Horn in another way.(傷痛則從另一個方面界定了霍恩女士的性格。)