英汉词典

1.Thee direct address of an absent or imaginary person or of a personified abstraction, especially as a digression in the course of a speech or composition.

呼语：直接称呼不在场或虚构的人物或称呼拟人的事物，尤指作为演讲或作文过程中的离题话。 。

2.Few have personified corporate leadership more dramatically. Few still have so consistently delivered on the results of that leadership.

很少有人象他那样使公司的领导如此鲜明地人格化，而且象他那样始终如一地达到这样领导效果的人就更少了。

3.In Norse mythology the moon is personified as male.

在斯堪的纳维亚神话里，月亮被赋予了男性身份。

4.Thee direct address of an absent or imaginary person or of a personified abstraction, especially as a digression in the course of a speech or composition.

呼语：直接称呼不在场或虚构的人物或称呼拟人的事物，尤指作为演讲或作文过程中的离题话。 。

5.You mentioned that you love your DVD player, but you haven't personified it yet, whereas your dog, you have personified it.

你提到你爱你的DVD播放机，但你没有将它拟人化，但你对你的狗拟人化了。

6.One person who lives nearby called them “suburbia personified,” saying that they had asked people for advice about the local schools.

一位住在附近的人称，这对夫妇是“郊区最贴心的人”，他们还曾经为孩子咨询过本地学校的情况。

7.One person who lives nearby called them "suburbia personified," saying that they had asked people for advice about the local schools.

一位住在附近的人称，这对夫妇是“郊区最贴心的人”，他们还曾经为孩子咨询过本地学校的情况。