represents

represents

1. 动词

中文翻译：代表，象征，表现，表示

词汇扩充：

• representation：代表，表现
• representative：代表，代理人
• representable：可代表的

近义词：stand for, symbolize, embody

反义词：misrepresent, distort

柯林斯词典：

1. If someone such as a lawyer or a politician represents a person or a group of people, they act officially on behalf of that person or group.

2. If someone represents a company, they work for it, for example by selling its products.

3. If a group of people represents a particular number or proportion of a larger group, that number or proportion are members of the smaller group.

4. If something represents a quality or problem, it is an example of that quality or problem.

5. If you represent a word, idea, or sound in a particular way, you use a particular word or symbol to refer to it or to represent its sound.

牛津词典：

1. Be entitled or appointed to act or speak for (someone), especially in an official capacity.

2. Be the embodiment or epitome of.

3. Be a specimen or example of; typify.

4. Depict or describe in a particular way or as being of a certain nature.

5. Symbolize.

2. 名词

中文翻译：代表，代理人，象征

词汇扩充：

• representation：代表，表现
• representative：代表，代理人
• representativeness：代表性

近义词：symbol, embodiment, spokesperson

反义词：misrepresentation, distortion

柯林斯词典：

1. A person or organization that speaks, acts, or is present officially for someone else.

2. A person or thing that is typical of or represents a particular group or quality.

3. A sign or symbol that stands for something.

牛津词典：

1. A person or thing that represents another or others.

2. A thing regarded as a typical example or embodiment of something.

3. The name or symbol used to identify a company or organization.

3. 形容词

中文翻译：代表的，象征性的，有代表性的

词汇扩充：

• representational：代表的，表示的
• representable：可代表的
• unrepresentative：不具代表性的

近义词：symbolic, typical, characteristic

反义词：unrepresentative, atypical

柯林斯词典：

1. If you say that a particular action or situation is representative of a large group of similar actions or situations, you mean that it provides a clear example of the characteristics or attitudes of that group.

2. If you say that someone or something is representative of a type of person or thing, you mean that they are a typical example of that person or thing.

牛津词典：

1. Standing or acting for others, especially in a political context.

2. Exemplifying a class or kind; typical.

3. (of a legislative or deliberative assembly) consisting of members chosen to reflect the general characteristics of those who elect them.

用法示例

1. He represents his company at the meeting. 他在会上代表他的公司。
2. She represents a new wave of young artists. 她代表了一批新一代的年轻艺术家。
3. His painting represents love and beauty. 他的画代表了爱与美。
4. The red rose represents passion. 红玫瑰象征着激情。
5. She is the elected representative of the workers. 她是工人们选举出的代表。
6. The statue represents the goddess of victory. 这座雕像代表了胜利女神。
7. This survey represents the views of a small sample of the population. 这项调查代表了一个小部分人口的意见。
8. The logo represents the company's brand identity. 这个标志代表了公司的品牌形象。
9. The red in the painting represents anger. 画中的红色代表着愤怒。
10. He represents his country in the international conference. 他代表他的国家参加国际会议。
11. The dove is often used to represent peace. 鸽子经常被用来象征和平。
12. The book represents the struggles of the working class. 这本书代表了工人阶级的斗争。
13. He represents the best of his generation. 他是他那一代中最杰出的代表。
14. Her behavior represents a breach of trust. 她的行为构成了对信任的违背。
15. The blue symbolizes calmness and tranquility. 蓝色象征着平静和宁静。
16. The painting is representative of the artist's style. 这幅画是该艺术家风格的典型代表作品。
17. The elected representative will speak on behalf of the constituents. 选举产生的代表将代表选民发言。
18. His achievements represent a breakthrough in medical research. 他的成就代表了医学研究的突破。
19. Her actions do not represent the views of the organization. 她的行动并不代表该组织的观点。
20. The company's logo represents its commitment to sustainability. 公司的标志象征着其对可持续发展的承诺。