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Meanings of
symbolise
in English
Portuguese
representar
Catalan
representar
Spanish
representar
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Express indirectly by an image, form, or model; be a symbol.
represent
symbolize
typify
stand for
Portuguese
representar
Synonyms
Examples for "
represent
"
represent
symbolize
typify
stand for
Examples for "
represent
"
1
Pancreatic disorders in children
represent
a growing health problem in pediatric patients.
2
They also
represent
important consumer bases in the future, the companies said.
3
Background: Children with high-risk or relapsed hepatoblastoma continue to
represent
treatment challenges.
4
United have earned the right to
represent
Europe in the eight-team event.
5
However, CNCs could also merely
represent
regions with lower local mutation rates.
1
They used wood tokens to
symbolize
the value of goods and services.
2
It transformed an industry that came to
symbolize
India's rampant economic growth.
3
The Chanticleers on the finials surrounding the Court
symbolize
the Christian Era.
4
Three parallel lines flow down from its top; they
symbolize
her rivers.
5
It must
symbolize
her faith; it must be subject to her authority.
1
They seemed to
typify
the spirit in which she gave her life.
2
The stranger had one of those honest faces which
typify
the provincial.
3
Wendy Morrison, a retiree from Manchester, England, may
typify
an international traveler.
4
The remarks of Senator Reed of Missouri, anti-suffrage Democrat,
typify
this attitude.
5
Two colliding waves, two rollers meeting,
typify
rest by extinction and interference.
1
They also
stand
for
increased market safety and market integrity, he said.
2
If the first word was 'the' that made 'X'
stand
for
'E'.
3
This opposition forced Mr Mugabe to simply
stand
for
another six years.
4
You have the right to voice your opinion,
stand
for
your opinion.
5
Drain oil from churros and allow to
stand
for
a few minutes.
Usage of
symbolise
in English
1
It seems to
symbolise
everything that's good, our hopes for the future.
2
It transformed an industry that came to
symbolise
India's rampant economic growth.
3
Secondly, then, Rwanda has come to
symbolise
what donor aid can do.
4
Few vehicles
symbolise
the United States' automotive obsession, quite like the Hummer.
5
Parties are, by definition, aggregations of people that
symbolise
continuity of belief.
6
They displayed hundreds of pairs of shoes together to
symbolise
suicide deaths.
7
Those two sages
symbolise
in themselves the two guiding spirits of civilisation.
8
Was this striking picture meant to
symbolise
the reshaping of the world?
9
The balloons will be released on Sunday to
symbolise
the Wall's disappearance.
10
Do the rags deposited at wells
symbolise
offerings to the local deity?
11
The three golden lions heads
symbolise
Dalmatia while the goat represents Istria.
12
In LA, Gaga had hatched out of an egg to
symbolise
rebirth.
13
Their fraught relationship came to
symbolise
tensions between Japanese companies and foreign investors.
14
For a generation of Catholics, this dispute came to
symbolise
resistance to change.
15
Nowadays the heraldic design is used to
symbolise
a family's identity and values.
16
Round and golden blinis were thought to
symbolise
the sun and bring warmth.
Other examples for "symbolise"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
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symbolise
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
symbolise racism
symbolise peace
symbolise fertility
symbolise life
symbolise tensions
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Translations for
symbolise
Portuguese
representar
simbolizar
Catalan
representar
simbolitzar
Spanish
representar
simbolizar
Symbolise
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Symbolise
across language varieties
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