1.描绘;描写;描述
2.画(人物,风景),画(肖像)
3.【戏】扮演,饰演
1.to show or describe someone or something in a particular way; to show something by featuring it in a movie, book, play, etc.
2.if an actor portrays a person, they play the part of that person in a movie, play, etc.
1.In Poland, though, the war is usually portrayed as a single heroic struggle, against Russians as well as Germans.
然而在波兰，这场战争却时常被描述成一个独自抗击德国人和俄国人的英雄壮举。
2.For a long time I knew that God is not the impassive, unresponsive, unchanging being portrayed by the classical theologians .
长久以来，我就知道神不是神学专家所描绘的那样被动、木然、死板。
3.Therefore, the way her own stepmother portrayed as a sinister, nervous, like the abuse of her sister's character.
所以，她用自己的方式将后母描绘成一个险恶、神经质、喜欢虐待妹妹的人物。
4.Meanwhile, some Japanese and Chinese media have portrayed the diplomatic debacle as the result of a misunderstanding by Tokyo officials.
与此同时，一些日本和中国媒体将此次外交失败描述为日本官员误解的结果。
5.Ibsen must have had a vision of a free mother, when, with a master stroke, he portrayed Mrs.
Ibsen一定有过关于一个自由母亲的远见，那时，大笔一挥，他描写了Alving夫人。
6.However, I've also seen him portrayed in the media as a hostile and radical person, and that aspect of him doesn't appeal to me.
这位女士说道，“但是，我看见媒体上都说他是个不怀好意的激进分子，这一点让我十分反感。”
7.It was an age of absolute monarchy; the King's absolute power is portrayed in the garden.
这是一个君主专制时代，国王的绝对权力是在花园里描绘。
8.She is often portrayed with a child in her arms, near her feet, or on her knees, or with several children about her.
经常描绘她胳臂里抱着一个孩子，脚旁边，膝盖上或她周围好几个孩子。
9.An IPCC statement was due to be released the same day and is understood to have portrayed the death as a tragic accident.
一份预定于同日发布的IPCC声明将此事描述为一起悲惨事故。
10.Republican attacks on her can easily be portrayed as white guys in suits trying to keep a qualified Latina down.
共和党人对Sotomayor女士的批判很容易被描绘成穿西装的白人对一位拉美裔杰出人才的贬低。