pigeonhole

1 "I don't know that you can pigeonhole people in their musical taste," he says.

2 Since then, he's done anything but sit in a pigeonhole, embracing everything from cosmic disco and mellow breaks to the more melodic end of German techno.

3 Though it can be difficult for some actors to move on from popular television roles, Dockery insists she isn't worried about being pigeonholed as her aristocratic counterpart.

4 Discussion is made on the contents, principles and methods of the pigeonhole management for the construction and complete files.

就公路工程施工、竣工文件归档内容、分类原则与方法、整理程序进行阐述。

5 Just as journalists scrambled to find a language with which to describe Tiger Woods’ decidedly “mixed” parental heritage in 1997 when he won the Masters, Ervin eschewed being pigeonholed as a “first” anything.

6 He took a handful of papers from a pigeonhole—bills and receipts; next hole, insurance; next, a small book with records of every girl.

7 Results: There is a big gap between the level of pigeonhole of the hospital and that of the standards of military hospitals.

结果：全院整体病案归档水平距标准要求尚有差距。

8 In any case, to pigeonhole The Finkler Question as comic is to sell it short.

9 Once actors become known, they often get pigeonholed.

10 "It's wrong to pigeonhole and try to say, 'It's only for this kind of people'. If people want to see it, based on my other work, that's fine. It's all good," Dornan told Reuters.

11 I think I was pigeonholed pretty early on.

12 His musical tastes were broad, and he was already resisting pigeonholes.

13 But they also are going out of their way not to pigeonhole the film as something that will appeal just to the world's 2.2 billion Christians.

14 Glover never allowed "Atlanta" to be pigeonholed in one genre or bought into delineations between so-called high art and supposedly disposable culture, allowing him and his creative partners to draw fertile inspiration from unlikely places.

15 “There is a movement among designers to get out of this idea we were being pigeonholed into,” Tavares said.

16 But these subjects, the clothing especially, are often pigeonholed as being primarily women’s concerns.

17 To complicate matters, the work of black chefs and food writers is often pigeonholed as dealing exclusively with soul food.

18 In the same way McDonald's would have a hard time convincing anyone to try a fine dining concept, authors can get pigeonholed in the author brand of their own making.

19 The travel writer and historian Jan Morris hated being pigeonholed.

20 It is very difficult to pigeonhole and identify Party, mass and administrative files.

高校党群、行政类文件材料的归档鉴定是比较难以把握的工作。

1 搁置

abeyant postponement sit table pocket dismiss waive shunt shelve hold in abeyance leave in abeyance lay on the table lay upon the table leave aside pigeon-hole aside suspension stay suspend postpone sidetrack abeyance park stall kick into touch be on ice put aside stand wait back-burner kick into the long grass touch kick into the long into touch in mothballs on the table sit on on one side to one side on the shelf hold over in abeyance shelving remain rest hang deferred suspensory deferment lay-up defer burke

2 种类

line range kind variety sort category description manner strain ilk pigeon-hole

3 分类架

cubby

4 小房间

cabinet cabin crib cabana caboose mouse hole

5 小隔间

cubicle loge

6 鸽巢

pigeon-hole

7 把…放入文件格

pigeon-hole

8 文件格

pigeon-hole

9 把…归类

class

10 留置

indwelling at Her Majesty's pleasure at His Majesty's pleasure

11 索孔

crown

12 把…分类

sort pigeon-hole