symbolize

及物动词象征; 用符号表现

不及物动词使用符号; 采用象征; 作为…的象征

及物动词

1. 象征：白色一直被认为是纯洁(pure)童贞的象征(symbolize). 但是在古罗马,黄色才是社会公认(generally recognize)的新娘婚装的颜色,所以新娘头上常罩以火焰(flame)色调的黄色面纱. 在英格兰直到16世纪,才由作家们首次提到白色婚礼礼服,

2. 用符号表示：symbol 符号,象征 | symbolize 用符号表示 | sync defibrillator 同步除颤器

3. 体现了：大力支持Powerful support, strong support, energetic support | 体现了Represent, symbolize, reflect, embody, show | 集中include, gather together, incorporate

1. 象征;代表
    If one thing symbolizes another, it is used or regarded as a symbol of it.

    e.g. The fall of the Berlin Wall symbolised the end of the Cold War between East and West.
           柏林墙的倒塌象征着东西方冷战的结束。
    e.g. ...the post-war world order symbolised by the United Nations.
           以联合国为代表的战后世界秩序

1. An evening party on August 3 will symbolize the end of the supporting education activity.

2. The chicken must be presented with a head, tail and feet to symbolize completeness.

3. A country where advertising was reintroduced only in 1979, the protests symbolize a wider realization of what the tiny coffee shop actually stands for.

4. symbolize是什么意思

4. On the large piles a cypress is planted to symbolize that all people of village live young.

5. The bad weather didn't appear to affect the mood of the marchers, many of whom were dressed in red to symbolize their anger with Chen's leadership.

6. Chopin to symbolize the decay of the old system in the nation.

7. Fifty years after his death, his shock of white hair and droopy mustache still symbolize genius.

8. symbolize的翻译

8. They were built to symbolize the Qing Dynasty's policy of strengthening the unity of the country's various ethnic groups.

9. The sacrifices were carried out during the expansion of one of the city's major monuments, suggesting the government wanted to symbolize growing sacred political power.

10. But in that era of extreme propaganda, each facial expression was magnified to symbolize the whole country.

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