demarcate的意思|demarcate的解释-里氏词典

demarcate ['di:mɑ:keit]

vt. 定界, 分开, 区别

The playing area is demarcated by a white line.
运动场地以白线为界.
President Hu Jintao puts forward" Eight honors and eight shames" to demarcate clearly between what's shameful what's honorable… This principle is of great significance.
胡锦涛同志提出“八荣八耻”社会主义荣辱观，旗帜鲜明地划出了评判是非、恶、丑的界限，明确坚持什么、对什么、导什么、制什么，意义十分重大。
You had better not label, frame, normalize or demarcate life but let it go without any fixed conclusions, and then you will have more beautiful and universal experiences.
最好不好给生命贴上标签，最好不要给它一个框架，最好让它没有结论，最好不要去规范它，不要去标定它，那样你便会有更美丽的经验，更宇宙性的体验。

demarcate

[ verb ]

<verb.cognition>

<verb.cognition>

Demarcate \De*mar"cate\, v. t. [See {Demarcation}.]
To mark by bounds; to set the limits of; to separate; to
discriminate. --Wilkinson.

The cuts put in jeopardy a programme to demarcate Indian reserves, which Funai must legally complete by November 1993. Mr Possuelo said the agency had received only 6 per cent of the estimated Dollars 110m (Pounds 73m) cost of the project.

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