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characterization

/ˌkær.ək.tə.raɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 名词,指描述某人或某物的特征或特点的行为或过程,也指在戏剧作品中刻画人物。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌkær.ək.tə.raɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • zh名词,指描述某人或某物的特征或特点的行为或过程,也指在戏剧作品中刻画人物。

A noun referring to the act or process of describing the distinctive qualities or features of someone or something, or the portrayal of a character in a dramatic work.

  1. Vivid descriptionB2formal

    A graphic or vivid verbal description of someone or something.

    zh生动描写

    • The author's characterization of the villain was chilling.
    • Her characterization of the city as a 'concrete jungle' was apt.
    • The report gave a detailed characterization of the economic situation.

    同义词delineationdepictiondescriptionpictureportrayalrepresentationsketch

  2. Distinguishing featuresB2formal

    The act of describing the distinctive characteristics or essential features of something.

    zh特征描述

    • The characterization of the disease is crucial for diagnosis.
    • This study focuses on the characterization of the new material.
    • The characterization of the problem was the first step toward a solution.

    同义词delineationdepictiondescriptionportrayalrepresentation

    反义词distortionmisrepresentation

  3. Dramatic portrayalB2formal

    Acting the part of a character on stage; dramatically representing the character through speech, action, and gesture.

    zh角色塑造

    • Her characterization of Lady Macbeth was powerful and moving.
    • The actor's characterization of the king was both regal and vulnerable.
    • Good characterization is essential for a believable performance.

    同义词actingenactmentimpersonationinterpretationperformancepersonationportrayalrepresentation

词形
  • characterizations plural form
  • characterizations' possessive plural form
  • characterization's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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