calls it

称之为
常用释义
称之为

例句

Akira Matsubara of an NPO lobby group calls it a dramatic change.

Christy Lemire of the Associated Press calls it "a bloated, uneven behemoth. "

The second boy says, "That's nothing. My Dad scribbles a few words on a piece of paper, he calls it a song and they give him $100. "

Bill McKibben calls it "a powerful inspiration to citizens acting for environmental sanity. "

In a voice-over, Vieira says, "Mark Owens calls it a 'hardening of the human spirit, ' the ultimate price he has paid to work here. "

The rule I set for myself 10 years ago was that if the press calls it a bubble then I'd pay attention.

Beck sees mass immigration as a direct result of U. S. policy and calls it a "federally coercive congestion program. "

Just today, we were driving home and my son was a bit grumpy. I handed him my phone and let him play "The car sounds game" (as he calls it).

Xu calls it a "four-winged" dinosaur because it had long, pennaceous feathers on its arms and legs.

To achieve a higher, premium price, the "old idea repackaged in a new way" , as he calls it, had to undergo a Starbucks-like transformation.

The philanthropist too often surrounds mankind with the remembrance of his own castoff griefs as an atmosphere, and calls it sympathy.

Lee Myung-bak, South Korea's president, calls it a "hobby" business for rich girls that threatens the livelihood of poor shopkeepers.

Orin broadcasts this energy throughout all of his journeys, whether or not he calls it out.

When he's not too busy connecting people across the universe, Mark Zuckerberg is pursuing a new "personal challenge, " as he calls it.

" He calls it a thinking place, a planning place and " a good place for private discussions with staff over wine.

donald gannon , a partner at deloitte , an accountancy firm , calls it " one of the best examples of a truly principles - based standard "

CEO Robert Koehler calls it a "megatrend in materials substitution. "

She calls it a visual poem, pointing out that she expresses herself best in pictures rather than words.

Opposition leader Nawaz Sharif calls it "a prelude to a revolution" . He made it to the rally by defying an order for his house arrest.

Mr Chum, at UBS, calls it a "classic case of unintended consequences" .

One of them, the economist Edward Castronova, calls it "a social-science supercollider" .

Evgeny Gavrilenkov, chief economist at Troika, a Russian investment bank, calls it "a good muddling through" .

One European foreign minister calls it "a small Yugoslavia in the Levant" .

Jung calls it rational, obviously not in the usual sense of the word.

更新时间：2025-06-22 06:55