categorise

常見(jiàn)例句

Part of the difficulty is that he is so hard to categorise.
一部分困難恰恰在于很難對(duì)他加以歸類。
And supermarkets may categorise things in different ways, so chapatis may not be with breads, but with ready-meals of the Indian variety.
另外，超市會(huì)把貨物以不同方式進(jìn)行分類，因此烤面餅可能不會(huì)與面包同列，而是與印度的即食食品放在一起。
After all, the effort to classify and categorise disorders of something as complex as the human mind—especially when that categorisation is done by committee—is unlikely to please everybody.
畢竟，對(duì)精神障礙的分類和歸類的工作就像人的思想那樣復(fù)雜-尤其是當(dāng)這些分類是委員會(huì)所做是-是不能夠讓每個(gè)人高興的。

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