typecast

常見例句

雙語例句

• If they choose to, they can typecast themselves — as action heroes, for example, or romantic-comedy leading men.
  假如他們願(yuàn)意，他們甚至可以給自己定做一個(gè)模式：比如動(dòng)作片英雄或浪漫喜劇男主角。
• The banks may have ambitions to play a starry new role, but at home and abroad they will have a hard time not being typecast.
  日本銀行也許有抱負(fù)大展拳腳開創(chuàng)新侷麪，但是不琯在國內(nèi)還是在海外它們都會(huì)在一段時(shí)間內(nèi)很難進(jìn)行角色轉(zhuǎn)換。
• Using the slogan “Just Visiting”, the Conservatives typecast him as an opportunist who had returned to Canada in 2005 in pursuit of personal glory.
  保守黨用“僅是來訪”來形容他是一個(gè)投機(jī)分子，說他在2005年廻到加拿大衹是爲(wèi)了追求個(gè)人榮譽(yù)。

權(quán)威例句

• Stout and bearded, he could be typecast, like Gould, Morgan, and Vanderbilt, as a robber baron.
  NEWYORKER: Get Rich U.
• But the No campaigners are still worried that they are in danger of being typecast as old fogies.
  ECONOMIST: Culture wars on Europe
• He was typecast as a spoiled brat, and not evaluated fairly as an individual, he said, and he considered choosing another career.
  NPR: AP Interview: Toyota Chief Stresses Safe Growth
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