1.The reason is precisely the sort of cultural mixing that New York epitomises.

原因恰纽约这种典型的文化交融。

2.But the country that most dramatically epitomises all three is France.

个国家最有代表性的法国。

3.The earthquake and ensuing upheaval epitomise the way natural disasters can change mindsets.

地震和随之而来的剧变集体现了自然灾害可以改变人们的心态。机翻

4.The sudden migration of suspects during a secret ceremony seemed to epitomise a deliberate effort.

嫌疑人在一次秘密仪式突然转移，似乎体现了某种刻意的努力。机翻

5.The sudden migration of fearful citizens during a secret ceremony seemed to epitomise a deliberate plan.

在一次秘密仪式， 恐惧的市民突然迁移， 这似乎体现了某种精心策划的计划。机翻

6.But do you have any, like, scenes in your head that kind of epitomise how wrong our perception of women spies is?

，你脑海否有任何场景可以集体现我们对女间谍的看法多么错误？机翻

7.He was no fan of the Brussels bureaucracy, but promoted the integration his name epitomised: common culture, open borders and, above all, no more wars.

他不布鲁塞尔官僚作风的追随者，仍提议将他的名字陆融合的缩影：共同的文化，开放的边疆，还有最重要的——不再有战争。

8.That epitomises Mr Scherf's vision of " precise mass" : intelligent systems that are still cheap enough to produce in big numbers.

这正舍夫先生“精确规模”愿景的体现：那些智能系统虽价格低廉， 却足以规模生产。机翻

9.So I suppose this kind of epitomises this kind of split screen image that we've got in some senses, in relation to businesses coming to Texas.

所以我想这在某种意义上体现了我们在企业进军德克萨斯州方面所看到的分屏形象。机翻

10.In most ways the afflicted region epitomises the collapse of authority: extremists control roads and markets; the government is powerless outside the capital; outsiders provide what little assistance exists.

极端主义者控制了道路和市场；政府在首都外无能力；外援少之又少。

11.SoftBank, a Japanese investment firm that epitomised the 2010s boom in venture capital for companies with rapid-growth ambitions, is still smarting from the shift to a world of higher interest rates and lower corporate valuations.

2010年代，对有快速增长雄心的公司出现了风险投资热潮，日本投资公司软银就其的典型代表，现在它仍在世界转向高利率、低企业估值而痛苦不已。