signifying
[ˈsiɡnifaiiŋ]

n.

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v.

表示…的意思，意味( signify的现在分词 )；具有重要性，要紧；

双语释义

v.(动词)

1. vt. 表明; 预示 make known; be a sign of
2. vi. 有关系 be of importance

英英释义

signify[ 'signifaiiŋ ]

• v.
  • denote or connote

    同义词：meanintendstand for

  • convey or express a meaning

    "What does his strange behavior signify?"

  • make known with a word or signal

词汇搭配

用作动词 (v.)～+名词

• signify agreement〔consent〕表示同意
• signify approval表示赞成
• signify the fact表明事实
• signify refusal表示反对
• signify surrender表示投降

～+副词

• signify little关系不大
• signify much关系很大
• signify affirmatively肯定地表明
• signify clearly〔plainly〕明白地表明
• signify comprehensively全方面地表明
• signify concretely具体地表明
• signify graphically生动地表明
• signify immediately立即表明
• signify obviously明显地表明
• signify undeniably不可否认地表明
• signify vividly生动地表明

～+介词

• signify one's consent with a nod点头表示同意

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. She signifies her disagreement.
   她表示她不同意。
2. Do dark clouds signify rain?
   有乌云是否显示要下雨?
3. A red sunset signifies fine weather.
   红红的晚霞是晴天的预兆。
4. A fever usually signifies that there is something wrong with the body.
   发烧通常意味着身体有点毛病。
5. What do Saturn and Uranus signify?
   土星和天王星象征了什么？
6. They took such a name to signify the perfect unity of their harmonies.
   起这个名字是为了象征他们的音乐组合和谐完美。

用作不及物动词(vi.)

1. It doesn't signify, so you needn't worry about it.
   这无所谓，你不必担心。

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