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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 4168 COCA: 4515

classify

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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
clas·si·fy verb
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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 4168 COCA: 4515
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 4168 COCA: 4515
classify

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classify ♦︎ file ♦︎ sort ♦︎ categorize ♦︎ class ♦︎ group ♦︎ bracketThese words all mean to arrange people or things into groups because they are similar. 这些词均表示分类、归类。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to classify / sort / categorize / group sb / sth according to sth◆to classify / file / categorize / class / group / bracket sb / sth as sth◆to classify / file / sort / categorize / class / group sb / sth under sth◆to classify / categorize / class / group / bracket sb / sth with sth◆to classify / sort / categorize / group sb / sth into sth◆to classify / sort / categorize / group sb / sth by sth◆to classify / file / class sth alongside sth◆to classify / file / class / group / bracket sb / sth together■ classify ˈklæsɪfaɪ [transitive] to arrange things in groups according to features that they have in common; to decide which group sb/sth belongs to 将⋯分类；划分；归入◆The books in the library are classified according to subject.图书馆的书按学科分类。◆Soils can be classified under two main headings.土壤可以分为两大类。◆The study recorded and classified accidents over a period of a year.这项研究对一年中的事故进行了记录和分类。◆Eleven accidents were classified as major.有十一起事故被列为重大事故。  see also classification ⇨ category ■ file [transitive] to put and keep things such as documents in a particular place and in a particular order so that you can find them easily; to put a document into a file 把（文件等）归档◆The forms should be filed alphabetically.这些表格应该按字母顺序归档。◆Wynne-Jones should be filed under 'W'.温-琼斯应当归到字母W下。◆The report was filed away in the archives.那份报告归档了。  see also file ⇨ document , file ⇨ envelope ■ sort [transitive] to arrange things in groups or in a particular order according to their type; to separate things according to their type 整理；把⋯分类◆The mail is sorted automatically.信件自动分拣。◆The documents were sorted by age and type.那些文件根据年代和类型分了类。◆Waste is sorted for recycling.对垃圾进行分类作回收利用。  see also sort ⇨ kind noun ■ categorize ˈkætəgəraɪz ( categorise) [transitive] to decide what type people or things are and put them in a group with others of the same type 将⋯分类；将⋯归类◆Her latest work cannot be categorized as either a novel or an autobiography.她的新作既不属于小说，也不属于自传。◆Some types of investment risk are difficult to categorize.某些投资风险类型难以归类。  see also category ⇨ category ■ class [transitive, often passive] to think or decide that sb/sth is a particular type of person or thing 把⋯看作；把⋯分类；把⋯归类◆Prisoners classed as illiterate were given a basic education.为不识字的囚犯提供基础教育。◆I wouldn't have classed you as a Shakespeare fan.我本不该把你归为莎士比亚迷。  see also class ⇨ category noun ■ group [transitive] to arrange people or things into groups according to features that they share, to make it easier to deal with them 将⋯分类；把⋯分组◆Topics for the second year can be grouped under three headings.第二年的科目可以分为三类。■ bracket [transitive, often passive] to consider people or things to be similar or connected in some way 把⋯等同考虑；把⋯相提并论◆The two writers are often bracketed together by critics.评论界经常将这两位作家相提并论。  see also bracket ⇨ category noun
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 4168 COCA: 4515
classify
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