epitomized

英 [ɪˈpɪtəmaɪzd]

美 [ɪˈpɪtəmaɪzd]

v.  成为…的典范(或典型)
epitomize的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 epitomise


• VERB 成为…的典范;作为…的缩影
  If you say that something or someoneepitomizesa particular thing, you mean that they are a perfect example of it.
  1. Lyonnais cooking is epitomized by the so-called 'bouchons'.
     被称作bouchon的里昂小餐馆是里昂饮食的缩影。
  2. ...the sleek lift that epitomized the hotel's glossy decor.
     作为酒店浮华装潢之缩影的豪华电梯

双语例句

• Conrad's novel epitomized both the good and the evil in Victorian society.
  康拉德的小说典型地反映了维多利亚时代社会的善与恶。
• But tens of thousands of fans lined the road outside Heathrow to get a final look at the plane that epitomized jet set glamour.
  但是，仍有成千上万的协和迷聚集在希思罗机场外的道路两旁，以求最后一睹作为“喷气族”象征的这款机型的风采。
• He epitomized the thought of this school.
  他是这一学派思想的集大成者。
• Their three-volume "History of Chinese Historiography," epitomized their understanding of Chinese historiography.
  他们的三卷本《中国史学史》，集中反映了他们对中国史学的认识。
• Today, this simple, plain view is still epitomized in the practice of artists like Zhang Cheng.
  这样一个朴素的观点，今天仍然贯穿在张成这样的艺术家的实践中。
• The study of Ci Fu was epitomized in the Qing Dynasty in which the studies of past dynasties were summarized and developed.
  清代是中国赋学的集大成期，是对历代赋学的总结与发展。
• Augustine was not only a person who epitomized the early Christian philosophy, but also the first person who probed the time problem in the history of West philosophy.
  奥古斯丁不仅是早期基督教哲学的集大成者，而且，在西方哲学史上也是对时间问题进行探索的第一人。
• No consolation came from my father, a World War II veteran who epitomized authority.
  我的父亲，一个二战老兵，权威的缩影，没有给我任何安慰。
• This approach is epitomized in the Katsura Detached Palace ( 17th century).
  桂离宫便是这种方法的集中体现。
• The declination and its reasons of the Jia's family condensed and epitomized those of the reigns of Kangxi and Qianlong.
  贾府的衰败过程和衰败原因是“康乾盛世”衰败凝缩和缩影。