symbolise

常見(jiàn)例句

Whatever the university comes to symbolise, it must first be built.
無(wú)論這個(gè)大學(xué)將會(huì)代表什么，它必須首先要建造好。
GM found a buyer for its Hummer sport-utility vehicle brand, which came to symbolise the company’s fondness for gas-guzzling cars.
通用公司為其多功能運(yùn)動(dòng)型汽車(chē)品牌悍馬找好買(mǎi)家，悍馬代表了通用公司對(duì)耗油汽車(chē)的偏愛(ài)。
DAKAR, NewsCore - Wearing white to symbolise purity, worshippers throughout this African capital gathered to pray on one of the final nights of Ramadan.
達(dá)喀爾，新聞報(bào)導(dǎo)—這個(gè)非洲國(guó)家的禮拜者們穿上代表純潔的白色衣服聚集在首都，一起在齋月的最后一天禱告。

The motorist, who appears to symbolise the German economy picking up speed, must be a Geisterfahrer.
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As for the rest—what they symbolise, what attitudes and sentiments they foster—Mr Littlejohn is not especially interested.
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Can the mild-mannered Mr Kilicdaroglu steer his party away from the elitism that it has come to symbolise?
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