hallmarks

英 [ˈhɔːlmɑːks]

美 [ˈhɔːlmɑːrks]

n.  特征; 特点; 金银纯度印记(打在金、银、铂制品上，表示纯度、生产日期及产地)
hallmark的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 标志;特征;特点
  Thehallmarkof something or someone is their most typical quality or feature.
  1. 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。
  2. The killing had the hallmarks of a professional assassination...
     这起谋杀案具有职业暗杀的特征。
  3. His designs show a love of simplicity which is very much his hallmark.
     他的设计显示出对简约风格的偏爱，这正是他一贯的特点。
• （金、银、铂制品上标明纯度、产地、制造者的）印记
  Ahallmarkis 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.

双语例句

• The plan has all the hallmarks of being a total failure.
  这个方案具有彻底失败的一切标志。
• Development and use of information resources, that is one of the major hallmarks to measure the level of a country's comprehensive national strength.
  信息资源的开发利用水平已成为衡量一个国家综合国力的重要标志之一。
• It says that such simple behavior as waiting in line has always been one of the hallmarks of civilization.
  有人说，就排队等候这件小事已经成为了文明的标识。
• Order and efficiency are hallmarks of the TVS motorbike factory near Bangalore in southern India.
  秩序和效率是印度南部班加罗尔附近TVS摩托车厂的标志。
• The incident bore all the hallmarks of a racist attack.
  这一事件具有种族主义分子袭击的所有特点。
• The burglary had all the hallmarks of a professional job.
  从各方面来看，这起入室行窃案都是职业惯犯做的。
• In the decade since the original Hallmarks article was published, there has been a lot of cancer research.
  自从第一篇有关癌症特征的报告发表后，10年来，对癌症有过大量的研究。
• This exchange has all the hallmarks of a difficult conversation going off the rails.
  两个人这次的交流已经具备了“不轻松话题”的特点，从中可以看到火车是如何出轨的。
• These are U.S.General Service Administration ( GSA) principles or "hallmarks" for their workplace.
  这也是美国总务署GSA对待他们工作空间的原则。
• It becomes a modern science and technology and culture and arts one of the major hallmarks of the level.
  它成为衡量现代科学技术和文化艺术水平的重要标志之一。