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Meanings of symbol in English
Something visible that by association or convention represents something else that is invisible.
Russian
символ Usage of symbol in English
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Photo: 123RF Last year, Christ Church became a symbol of the future.
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Abishai exclaimed: The dove is the symbol of the people of Israel.
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The city is the main symbol of the national struggle between Israel
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Another 34 percent believe the flag is a racist symbol, said Gallup.
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Neither should it be seen as a symbol of religion or politics.
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By some they are seen as a symbol of active female power.
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The Reichstag building cannot be overestimated as a symbol of German democracy.
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She is an international symbol for free speech and resistance to authoritarianism.
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Contrary to its name, the symbol wasn't meant to help one remember.
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The natural sun is in this respect a symbol of the spiritual.
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The stone, in truth, seems the natural symbol of the Celtic races.
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By that time she'd grown to a symbol of Far Away's independence.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Victim and symbol of a changed revolution: Leon Trotsky.
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Elephants have been a symbol of royalty and power since Alexander's time.
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A word has a particular limited meaning but a symbol speaks volumes.
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The trestle-board is, then, the symbol of the natural and moral law.
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