hallmark
n. 检验印记; 特点,标志; 质量证明
vt. 给…盖上品质证明印记; 使具有…标志
The hallmark of something or someone is their most typical quality or feature.
It's a technique that has become the hallmark of Amber Films...
这已经成为安伯电影公司的标志性技术。
The killing had the hallmarks of a professional assassination...
这起谋杀案具有职业暗杀的特征。
A hallmark is an official mark put on things made of gold, silver, or platinum that indicates the quality of the metal, where the object was made, and who made it.
1. a distinctive characteristic or attribute
2. a mark on an article of trade to indicate its origin and authenticity
Failing creatively is the hallmark of vivisystems.
创造性地失灵是活系统的标记.
Remember laser light shows? Those sensory immersion experiences a hallmark of the hippie era?
记得激光放映 吗 ?还有这些嬉皮士时代感官沉浸其中的特色体验?
The sense of guilt is the hallmark of civilized humanity ( Theodor Reik )
犯罪感是文明人显而易见的特征 ( 西奥多赖克 )
Ironcially enough , Bond is also a hallmark health icon – what with his amazing and physique.
有意思的是, 邦德的肖像因为他那令人惊奇的健美体魄也被印上了一个健康标志.
Our results support the perspective that realistic perceptions are a hallmark of mental health.
我们的研究结果支持前一种观点,即客观感知是精神健康的特点之一.