Symbolic Meaning in English
word
/sɪmˈbɑɫɪk/
sim-BAH-lik
/sɪmbˈɒlɪk/
sim-BOL-ik
释义
Something that represents or stands for something else, usually using signs, objects, or actions to convey a deeper meaning.
用法与细微差别
Often used in academic, artistic, or literary contexts. Common collocations: 'symbolic meaning', 'symbolic gesture'. Refers to representation rather than literal value. Do not confuse with 'sympathetic' or 'systematic'.
Spanish: simbólicoPortuguese (BR): simbólicoPortuguese (PT): simbólicoChinese (Simplified): 象征性的Chinese (Traditional): 象徵性的Hindi: प्रतीकात्मकArabic: رمزيBengali: প্রতীকীRussian: символическийJapanese: 象徴的Vietnamese: mang tính biểu tượngKorean: 상징적인Turkish: sembolikUrdu: علامتیIndonesian: simbolis
例句
The dove is symbolic of peace.
basic
She wore red as a symbolic color for courage.
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Lighting a candle can be a symbolic act.
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That change was mostly symbolic and didn’t affect the real situation.
natural
Giving her the key to the city was a symbolic gesture from the mayor.
natural
His apology felt more symbolic than sincere.
natural