characteristically

基本解釋

The term most characteristically employed, when the cult of the uniform is celebrated, is “heroes.
美國對于軍事的狂熱中最典型的經(jīng)常被使用的詞，就是“英雄”。
“It is a matter of waft rather than word-choice, ” he tells us, with a characteristically musical turn of phrase.
他告訴我們，帶著一種表示特性的短語的音樂變化，“那只關乎虛無，而不是單詞選擇”。
Mr Obama's loyalties, however, are post-tribal: he wants, characteristically, both sides to sit down and talk about it.
然而，奧巴馬先生的忠誠是超越種族的：一個典型的事例是，他希望雙方坐下來談判。

And to some degree, he even seems to speak, he seems even more characteristically modern than Machiavelli.
在某種程度上，他說的，甚至比馬基雅維利,更具有典型的現(xiàn)代性。
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It can be understood as a source of new-found authority, of the freedom of one who has been characteristically not free and can be received by a reading community in those terms.
這可以被理解為一種新建立的權(quán)威和，一個特性上不自由的人的自由的源頭,同時也可以被看做在這些領域里的一個閱讀區(qū)。
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It's poetic and lyrical and if William James characteristically writes that way.
充滿了詩意和感情,如果這是威廉，詹姆斯的寫作特征。
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The unusual nature of the deduction has the tax blogosphere responding in its characteristically mature manner.
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