be typical of

常見例句

These are likely to be typical of the early symptoms of lung cancer.
這些都可能是肺癌早期的典型癥狀。
In fact, a correction of that magnitude would be typical of the kind of retreat that markets show after a 37% run-up in about 40 trading days.
事實(shí)上，在那個(gè)階段的整理是市場(chǎng)在40個(gè)交易日內(nèi)升幅37%之后一次典型的回調(diào)。
CISC means complex instruction set: a large collection of instructions, some of which perform sophisticated operations that might be typical of high-level language.
CISC指復(fù)雜指令集：大指令集合，其中的一些執(zhí)行可能是高級(jí)語言特有的復(fù)雜操作。

Geithner says the typical pattern of an economic turnaround dictates that only when businesses start to hire again will there be a peak in unemployment.
Desires, at the very least, seem to be, at least in typical cases, very closely tied to a series of emotions.
欲望,看上去,起碼在常規(guī)的例子里,似乎是跟一系列的情緒緊密相連的
耶魯公開課 - 死亡課程節(jié)選
Do I have two yes answers if you wanna check two conditions at once? You know, this might seem to be a bit of a new context for some of you but consider a typical website.
我能不能對(duì)兩個(gè)條件同時(shí)判斷,來看看它們是不是都為真？,這些概念可能對(duì)你們中一些人有點(diǎn)新穎,那么就考慮一個(gè)典型網(wǎng)站。
哈佛公開課 - 計(jì)算機(jī)科學(xué)課程節(jié)選

The left's candidate, ex-mayor of a town once known as Italy's Stalingrad, could scarcely be more typical of the ex-communisti Mr Berlusconi uses as bogeymen to scare the middle classes.
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This would be the typical view of many of the pseudo-intellectuals that now populate much of the media and intellectual public life in Argentina.
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