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ideogram
[ˈɪdiəɡræm] [ˈɪdiəɡræm]

  • n. 意符;表意文字;表彰符号(形容词 ideogrammatic, 副词 ideogrammatically)

[ 复数 ideograms ]

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  表意符号

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短语

ideogram entry 表意文字入口点

ideogram spacing 字间矩

dots matrix font of ideogram 汉字24点阵字型 ; 汉字48点阵字型

24-dots matrix font of ideogram 汉字24点阵字型

48-dots matrix font of ideogram 汉字48点阵字型

variant Chinese ideogram 异体字

simplified Chinese ideogram 简化字

the ideogram shows meaning 意符表义

unsimplified Chinese ideogram 繁体字

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  • 意符;表意文字;表彰符号(形容词ideogrammatic,副词ideogrammatically) - 引用次数:1

    参考来源 - 《说文》540部首字所反映思维方式分析
  • 表意文字
  • 表意字
  • 表意文字
  • 核型模式图

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ideogram [ 'idiəuɡræm, 'aidi- ]

  • n. a graphic character used in ideography

    同义词: ideograph

以上来源于: WordNet

 柯林斯英汉双解大词典 

ideogram /ˈɪdɪəʊˌɡræm/

  • 1. 

    N-COUNT An ideogram is a sign or symbol that represents a particular idea or thing rather than a word. The writing systems of Japan and China, for example, use ideograms. 表意文字; 如日语和中文

  • 2. 

    N-COUNT In languages such as English which are written using letters and words, an ideogram is a sign or symbol that can be used to represent a particular word. %, @, and & are examples of ideograms. 词符; 意符

双语例句权威例句

  • Chinese characters are a form of ideogram.

    文字种表意文字。

    youdao

  • Example: a Chinese ideogram or a Japanese Kanji.

    例如汉语表意字日语汉字

    youdao

  • In this dictionary the ideogram is used to mean 'taboo '.

    词典中,符号表示避讳语。

    youdao

更多双语例句
  • So the group proposed assigning one code to each character with a common meaning in Chinese, Japanese and Korean, even though, in practice, the same ideogram is often written differently by different nationalities.

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  • In the previous century, Jesuit missionaries had brought back the first substantial accounts of the Chinese language, and many philosophers were taken with the notion that its characters signified concepts rather than sounds, and that a single ideogram could have the same meaning to people all over East Asia, despite sounding completely different in each tongue.

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