punctuated

英 [ˈpʌŋktʃueɪtɪd]

美 [ˈpʌŋktʃueɪtɪd]

v.  不时打断; 给…加标点符号
punctuate的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：punctuated　过去式：punctuated　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 不时打断
  If an activity or situationis punctuated byparticular things, it is interrupted by them at intervals.
  1. The silence of the night was punctuated by the distant rumble of traffic.
     夜晚的宁静不时被远处车辆的隆隆声打断。

双语例句

• The old lady's words were punctuated by noise from outside.
  老太太的话不时被外面的喧闹声打断。
• Reading text punctuated with links leads to weaker comprehension than reading plain text.
  而与阅读纯文本相比，阅读带插有各种链接的文章降低了我们的理解力。
• He punctuated his remarks with thumps on the table.
  他讲话时不停地捶着桌子。
• The island's dry savannah climate is punctuated by pristine, white sand beaches.
  岛屿上干燥的草原性气候被原始的白沙海滩加重。
• Any frequency can't have an energy, you have to& you don't have a continuum of frequencies that are of a certain energy, it's actually punctuated into these packets that are called photons.
  任何频率不能有个能量，你必须要-对某一个能量上，你不会有连续的频率，光子实际上分立的存在。
• If a 26-year-old sends elaborately punctuated text messages, does this herald the end of an era?
  如果一名26岁的年轻人发送短信时，标点符号都费心推敲过，这是否预示着一个时代的终结？
• Was just one short punctuated joke after another.
  只是一个接一个无聊的笑话。
• Many other lesser-known figures have punctuated English literature as well.
  其他许多较不知名的作家也不时出现在英语文学中。
• He punctuated his speech with gestures.
  他以种种手势加强演说的语势。
• That economics is not a natural science is clear from the inconclusive engagements that have punctuated its own history.
  经济学不是一门自然科学，一个明显的例证是，经济学史上不时发生毫无结果的论战。