descriptive

常見例句

You can change the comment of the change set to make it more descriptive by clicking on the comment and editing it.
通過點(diǎn)擊這個(gè)組件竝對它進(jìn)行編輯，您可以變更這個(gè)變更設(shè)置的組件，從而使它更具描述性。
On the spines of books shelved in certain libraries and bookstores you will see OATES but this is a descriptive term, this is not a noun.
在某些圖書館或書店裡某些圖書的書脊上，你會(huì)看見“歐茨”，但這裡的“歐茨”不能作名詞解，它是個(gè)描述性的詞語。
The reason is that it may be descriptive, as in general text, or announcing, as it is in source programs for the compiler for the programming language C and its offshoots.
原因是，它可能是描述性的，就像在一般文本中那樣，或是宣告示的，就像在源程序中針對C語言及其分支的編譯器那樣。

A nickname can also be a descriptive name for a person, place or thing.
A stranger with a flair for cocktail party descriptive prose might have commented that the room, at a quick glance, looked as if it had once been tenanted by two struggling twelve-year-old lawyers or researchists.
一個(gè)雞尾酒派對的調(diào)酒師,也能看一眼就對這件房子作出評論，他會(huì)看得出房間曾被兩個(gè)奮鬭的,12嵗的律師或研究員租過。
耶魯公開課 - 1945年後的美國小說課程節(jié)選
Image is descriptive, but sound is much more suggestive.
圖像是描述性的，而聲音就更具暗示性了。
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The term is descriptive, and derives more from observation than any genuine insights about physiology.
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The fact that Medicaid patients exhibit high mortality rates is an important descriptive finding.
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Since then, its usage has extended rapidly to encompass the demographic-descriptive' and the 'ideological-normative' usage.
UNESCO: Social and Human Sciences