单词epitomise
v.: 成为…的典范（或典型）
网络: 象征；代表；成为的缩影
成为…的典范（或典型）:
to be a perfect example of sth
象征
作为...的缩影
Mr Dobson is at the heart of his movement"s difficulties, just as he used to epitomise its success.
杜布森正面临他人生的关口，这就像是他过往成就的一个缩影。
Village resident Mu Jiang seems to epitomise the new kind of citizen Chengdu is trying to create - he is neither urban nor rural.
村民穆江似乎代表了成都创造的新市民——他既不是城市人，也不是农村人。
"Carragher is an excellent player and people like him and Steven Gerrard epitomise Liverpool Football Club, " said Hodgson.
“卡拉格是一名非常出色的球员，人们都喜欢他，而杰拉德则是利物浦的象征。”老霍说。
PetroChina"s latest set of annual results, released on Monday, epitomise this.
中石油周一发布的最新年报便是一个例证。
Little girls epitomise a patriarchal society"s ideal of compliant, docile sexuality.
而小女孩体现了父权社会对女性提出的理想标准，即温顺和在性方面服从。
First identified in Scotland in the 1990s, food deserts have come to epitomise urban decay.
食品沙漠首次发现于20世纪90年代的苏格兰，现已成为市区老化的缩影。
She was 16 when she started modelling in 1966 and by the late 80s the slender adolescent body had come to epitomise female beauty.
她在1966年16岁时开始了模特生涯。到了80年代后期，青春期少女般纤细的身材成为女性美的象征。
But one thing is for sure: as with previous booms, signature deals will come to epitomise its excesses.
但有一件事是确定的：与以前的繁荣一样，一些引人注目的交易最终将成为并购活动泛滥的写照。
Two young economists epitomise this trend.
代表这种趋势的是两位青年经济学家。
ILLINOIS AND ITS largest city, Chicago, epitomise much of what is wrong with pensions in America.
伊利诺斯州及其最大城市芝加哥，集中体现了美国的养老金问题。