Embody Meaning in English
word
ɪmˈbɑdi
im-BAH-dee
ɛmbˈɒdi
em-BOD-ee
释义
To express or represent an idea, quality, or feeling in a clear, physical, or living form; to be a symbol or example of something.
用法与细微差别
Usually formal or literary; commonly used about qualities, values, or concepts (e.g. 'She embodies kindness'). Often confused with 'represent', but 'embody' suggests giving something a real or visible form. Used both for people (traits) and objects (concepts).
Spanish: personificar - encarnar - representarPortuguese (BR): incorporar - personificar - representarPortuguese (PT): incorporar - personificar - representarChinese (Simplified): 体现 - 具体表现Chinese (Traditional): 體現 - 具體表現Hindi: मूर्त रूप देनाArabic: يجسّد - يُمثلBengali: মূর্ত করা - প্রকাশ করাRussian: воплощать - олицетворятьJapanese: 体現するVietnamese: hiện thân - thể hiệnKorean: 구현하다 - 상징하다Turkish: somutlaştırmak - simgelemekUrdu: مجسم کرنا - ظاہر کرناIndonesian: mewujudkan - melambangkan
例句
She embodies kindness in everything she does.
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This statue embodies freedom for many people.
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His actions embody the values of our company.
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These colors really embody the spirit of the festival.
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If anyone can embody courage, it's her.
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Their new design embodies modern simplicity perfectly.
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