英语词汇“signalize”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

signalize

/ˈsɪɡn(ə)lʌɪz

(also signalise)

verb [with object]

1Mark or indicate (something), especially in a striking or conspicuous manner: people seek to change their name to signalize a change in status that has taken place...

Some of the tradespeople signalised the event by a display of flags, and thousands of people thronged the streets, many coming in from distant places to witness the opening proceedings.
The EKG showed a straight line and emitted a steady ringing tone, signalizing the end of the young man's life.
Dr Johnson, the literary giant of the age, basked in the political approval of the new regime, signalized with a pension from Lord Bute in 1762.

1.1 archaic Make (something) noteworthy or remarkable: a little flower with not much to signalize it...

The year 1866 was signalised by a remarkable incident, a mysterious and puzzling phenomenon, which doubtless no one has yet forgotten.
A teacher of large and varied attainments was procured, and pupils instructed by him have passed into private colleges, where they have signalised themselves most creditably.
We could easily prove that this variation has been "signalised" by many theologians.

2US & Australian Provide (an intersection) with traffic signals: (as adjective signalized) signalized crossroads...

The junction is situated between two signalised intersections; the upstream one being 300 m away, and the downstream one 120 m away.
Three groups of intersections - signalised intersections, roundabouts, and priority intersections - were evaluated.
However, the small set of sites at which the trial was conducted cannot be regarded as a representative sample of all signalised intersections.

单词	signalize
释义	signalize /ˈsɪɡn(ə)lʌɪz / (also signalise) verb [with object] 1Mark or indicate (something), especially in a striking or conspicuous manner: people seek to change their name to signalize a change in status that has taken place... Some of the tradespeople signalised the event by a display of flags, and thousands of people thronged the streets, many coming in from distant places to witness the opening proceedings. The EKG showed a straight line and emitted a steady ringing tone, signalizing the end of the young man's life. Dr Johnson, the literary giant of the age, basked in the political approval of the new regime, signalized with a pension from Lord Bute in 1762. 1.1 archaic Make (something) noteworthy or remarkable: a little flower with not much to signalize it... The year 1866 was signalised by a remarkable incident, a mysterious and puzzling phenomenon, which doubtless no one has yet forgotten. A teacher of large and varied attainments was procured, and pupils instructed by him have passed into private colleges, where they have signalised themselves most creditably. We could easily prove that this variation has been "signalised" by many theologians. 2US & Australian Provide (an intersection) with traffic signals: (as adjective signalized) signalized crossroads... The junction is situated between two signalised intersections; the upstream one being 300 m away, and the downstream one 120 m away. Three groups of intersections - signalised intersections, roundabouts, and priority intersections - were evaluated. However, the small set of sites at which the trial was conducted cannot be regarded as a representative sample of all signalised intersections.
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