第三人稱單數(shù)：symbols第三人稱復數(shù)：symbols現(xiàn)在分詞：symbolling; symboling過去分詞：symbolled; symboled過去式：symbolled; symboled

symbol基本解釋

名詞符號; 象征; 標志; 記號

及物動詞用符號代表

symbol相關(guān)例句

名詞

1. The white bird is a symbol of freedom.
這白色的鳥是自由的象征。

2. symbol

2. White is the symbol of purity.
白是純潔的象征。

symbol情景對話

生活對話

A：Flowers. Now that's romantic.
花。這才叫浪漫。

symbol的翻譯

B：They're plastic and will never die. They're supposed to be a symbol of endless love.
它們是塑膠的，永不凋謝。那些花象征永恒的愛。

A：The two of you were definitely made for each other. Thank God, my match-making work is over...Now it's your turn.
你們兩個真是天造地設的一對。謝天謝地，我不用再牽紅線了……現(xiàn)在換你了。

B：What?
換我干嘛？

A：Do you have Don's number?
你有唐的電話嗎？

symbol網(wǎng)絡解釋

1. 記號：②皮爾斯(Charles Sanders Peirce),美國邏輯學家,與文化學者索緒爾同時代的人物,他將符號分為圖像(icon)、標志(index)、記號(symbol)三類,他認為這三類符號經(jīng)?；ハ嘀丿B,互有關(guān)聯(lián).

2. symbol：s; 符號

3. symbol：sym; 圖例

symbol詞典解釋

1. 象征;代表
Something that is a symbol of a society or an aspect of life seems to represent it because it is very typical of it.

e.g. To them, the monarchy is the special symbol of nationhood...
對他們來說，君主政體是國家地位的特殊象征。
e.g. She was put under house arrest two years ago but remained a powerful symbol in last year's election.
雖然兩年前就已遭軟禁，她在去年的選舉中仍然是勢力強大的代表人物。

2. 象征物;標志
A symbol of something such as an idea is a shape or design that is used to represent it.

e.g. Later in this same passage Yeats resumes his argument for the Rose as an Irish symbol...
隨后在同一篇詩歌里，葉芝再次將玫瑰作為愛爾蘭的標志。
e.g. I frequently use sunflowers as symbols of strength.
我經(jīng)常用向日葵來作為力量的象征。

3. 符號;代號;記號
A symbol for an item in a calculation or scientific formula is a number, letter, or shape that represents that item.

symbol

e.g. What's the chemical symbol for mercury?
汞的化學元素符號是什么？

4. see also: sex symbol;status symbol

symbol英英釋義

noun

1. something visible that by association or convention represents something else that is invisible

e.g. the eagle is a symbol of the United States

Synonym: symbolizationsymbolisationsymbolic representation

2. an arbitrary sign (written or printed) that has acquired a conventional significance