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单词 delineation
释义
delineation
noun[CorU]
uk
/dɪˌlɪn.iˈeɪ.ʃən/us
/dɪˌlɪn.iˈeɪ.ʃən/
theactionofdescribingormarkingtheedgeof something:
描述；勾勒
Hetriedto make acleardelineation between hisjoband hisprivateactivities.他试图在他的工作和私人活动之间划分明确的界线。
Theymettodiscussthe delineation of apermanentborderbetween the twocountries.他们见面讨论了两国之间永久边界的划定问题。
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  • Thepictureissubtleinitsdelineation ofrelationshipsandsocialdetail.
  • There's acleardelineation ofresponsibilityandauthoritywithin theteam.
  • He is at hisbestin his delineation of thecentralcharacterof thenovel.
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Defining & explaining
  • account (tosomeone) forsomething
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  • annotator
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  • explicable
  • explicate
  • expound
  • lay
  • miswrite
  • nail
  • nailsomeonedown
  • non-defining
  • non-descriptive
  • non-explanatory
  • outline
  • rough
  • trace
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(Definition ofdelineationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdelineation

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Thus, the establishment anddelineationof economic and social rights were based on a geographically defined national identity.
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Thisdelineation, however, is not always helpful in understanding the differences between moderate movements.
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The size of the network is based on the number of relationships the respondent mentioned during thedelineationof the network.
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The multiple layers of identity are understood, but thedelineationof religious and ethnic conflicts is not always clarified.
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High late medieval population densities led to a strongdelineation, on the ground, of agrarian systems operated by communities with traditions of managing land collectively.
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The concept of categorisation is particularly useful for understanding thedelineationbetween children looked after at home and those looked after away from home.
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Thisdelineationallows minimal scope for the discussion of issues such as emotional or psychospirtual support which people with cancer may require.
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While there is generally clear acoustic separation of the impressionistic delineations, a few overlaps appear.
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Theirdelineationshould not be screened by the unnecessary introduction of an additional layer of hypothetical constructs, which a modernist framework imposes.
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The analyses and conclusions presented here are intended as a contribution to thedelineationof this picture.
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Based on the validation exercise, immunoassay test kits were used for on-sitedelineationand confirmatory testing during site remediation.
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Further, there is a cleardelineationbetween the micropylar and lateral endosperm regions.
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Yet, more needs to be done concerningdelineation, specification, and limits.
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A cleardelineationbetween rephasing blood and suspected thrombus was required.
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These regional names should therefore be treated simply as tags for inventories rather than accurate geographical delineations.
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