英语
西班牙语
epitomise 动词 trans 澳, 英, epitomize [ɪˈpɪtəmaɪz, 美 -ˈpɪt̬-] 动词 trans
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epitomize [ɪ·ˈpɪt̬·ə·maɪz] 动词 trans
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The song epitomised the stylised production techniques used on the album, with its provocative oh - ahh male/female vocal exchange.
en.wikipedia.org Arsenal had no disciplinary issues in their opening two games, which epitomised the controlled, albeit unexciting, start to the season.
en.wikipedia.org He was engaged in studying and epitomising the controversy between presbyterianism and independency.
en.wikipedia.org Parties epitomising the idea began with the 1951 parliamentary elections.
en.wikipedia.org The same trend seen in the population of the parish from the 1800s epitomises the change in the total number of houses.
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