classify

Word family adjectiveclassifiableclassificclassificatoryclassifiednounclassificationclassifierverbclassify

clas·si·fy /ˈklæsɪfaɪ/ verb (classified, classifying, classifies) [transitiveT]

1 TYPEto decide what group something belongs to 将…分类 → classification

classify something as/under something

In law, beer is classified as a food product.

在法律上，啤酒归在食品类。

We’d classify Drabble’s novels under ‘Romance’.

我们把德拉布尔的小说归类为“言情小说”。

Families are classified according to the father’s occupation.

各个家庭按父亲的职业分类。

2 GROUP/PUT INTO GROUPSto regard people or things as belonging to a particular group because they have similar qualities 把…归入一类[一个等级] → classification

As a musician, Cage is hard to classify.

作为一名音乐家，凯奇很难被归入哪一类。

—classifiable adjectiveadj

Examples from the Corpus

classify• Scientists have discovered a new type of butterfly which has not yet been classified.• The stations on the Trans-Siberian were classified according to size and amenity into five categories.• Wines can be classified according to their sugar content - that is dry, medium or sweet.• For the purposes of the discriminate analysis tissues were classified as showing no reactivity versus any reactivity.• Carpentry and furniture making are usually classified as skilled trades.• Babies walking later than 18 months were classified as slow walkers.• How, then, I wonder, might we thus, sociologically, classify Bourdieu?• Eggs are classified by weight as Extra Large, Large, Medium, Small, and Peewee.• They can be classified into two types: in-store strategies and advertising and promotions.• The first step has been to start classifying the problems.• The military has classified the results of the weapons test.

classified according to• Party systems are generally classified according to the number of political parties and the interactions among the parties in the governing process.

From Longman Business Dictionary

classifyclas·si·fy /ˈklæsɪfaɪ/ verb (past tensepst and past participlepp classified) [transitiveT]

to state officially that something belongs to a particular group or type

classify something as something

a substance that is officially classified as hazardous

单词	classify
释义	classify Word family adjectiveclassifiableclassificclassificatoryclassifiednounclassificationclassifierverbclassify clas·si·fy /ˈklæsɪfaɪ/ ●○○ verb (classified, classifying, classifies) [transitiveT] 1 TYPEto decide what group something belongs to 将…分类 → classification classify something as/under something In law, beer is classified as a food product. 在法律上，啤酒归在食品类。 We’d classify Drabble’s novels under ‘Romance’. 我们把德拉布尔的小说归类为“言情小说”。 Families are classified according to the father’s occupation. 各个家庭按父亲的职业分类。 2 GROUP/PUT INTO GROUPSto regard people or things as belonging to a particular group because they have similar qualities 把…归入一类[一个等级] → classification As a musician, Cage is hard to classify. 作为一名音乐家，凯奇很难被归入哪一类。 —classifiable adjectiveadj Examples from the Corpus classify• Scientists have discovered a new type of butterfly which has not yet been classified.• The stations on the Trans-Siberian were classified according to size and amenity into five categories.• Wines can be classified according to their sugar content - that is dry, medium or sweet.• For the purposes of the discriminate analysis tissues were classified as showing no reactivity versus any reactivity.• Carpentry and furniture making are usually classified as skilled trades.• Babies walking later than 18 months were classified as slow walkers.• How, then, I wonder, might we thus, sociologically, classify Bourdieu?• Eggs are classified by weight as Extra Large, Large, Medium, Small, and Peewee.• They can be classified into two types: in-store strategies and advertising and promotions.• The first step has been to start classifying the problems.• The military has classified the results of the weapons test. classified according to• Party systems are generally classified according to the number of political parties and the interactions among the parties in the governing process. From Longman Business Dictionary classifyclas·si·fy /ˈklæsɪfaɪ/ verb (past tensepst and past participlepp classified) [transitiveT] to state officially that something belongs to a particular group or type classify something as something a substance that is officially classified as hazardous
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