earmarked
[ˈɪəˌmɑ:kt]

v.

指定…作为特定用途( earmark的过去式和过去分词 )；

英英释义

earmark

• n.
  • identification mark on the ear of a domestic animal
  • a distinctive characteristic or attribute

    同义词：hallmarktrademarkstylemark

• v.give or assign a resource to a particular person or cause

  "I will earmark this money for your research"

  同义词：allowappropriateset asidereserve

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. I've earmarked Peter for the job.
   我已派彼得做这事。
2. One thousand dollars is earmarked to buy books for the library.
   特别拨款一千美元为图书馆购书。

用作名词(n.)

1. She has all the earmarks of a superstar.
   她具备超级明星的一切特征。
2. Correct speech is an earmark of the educated man.
   谈吐得体是受过教育的标志。

权威例句

Earmarked taxation and political competition
The Economics of Earmarked Taxes
The Economics of Earmarked Taxes
Earmarked taxation: welfare versus political support
Ex Post Evaluation of an Earmarked Tax on Air Pollution
Waiting list dynamics and the impact of earmarked funding.
Does Earmarked Donor Funding Make It More or Less Likely That Developing Countries Will Allocate Their Resources towards Programmes ...
METHOD FOR GENERATION OF EXCESS FUNDS FROM CREDIT INSTRUMENTS EARMARKED FOR PERSONAL USE AND DISTRIBUTION
Political Economy of Multi-level Tax Assignments in Latin American Countries: Earmarked Revenue versus Tax Autonomy
Community knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) on malaria in Swaziland: a country earmarked for malaria elimination.