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- He signified that he couldn't go with them. 他表示他不能跟他们一起去。
- Something that is conveyed or signified; sense or significance. 意思; 意义被表达或代表的事物; 意思或意义
- He signified his content with a nod. 他以点头表示同意。
- She signified her consent with a smile. 她以微笑表示了她的承诺。
- Alexander signified his consent with a nod. 亚历山大点头表示同意。
- He signified that he could not go with them. 他表示他不能跟他们一起去。
- His presence no longer signified. 他在不在场已不重要。
- Something signified or referred to; a particular meaning of a symbol. 指示有所表示或有所指(的事物); 符号的特定含义
- It signified that no one could read the writing. 它表明,没有人能读这部著作。
- He signified his approval with a nod. 他以点头表示他同意。
- His wife signified her approval. 他的妻子表示赞成。
- He signified his consent with a nod. 他点头表示同意。
- His wife signified her approval . 他的妻子表示赞成。
- This signified his claim to be a universal monarch. 这表明他自命为宇宙君王。
- The very name Chia signified, they said, falseness. 不过所有的这些解释都十分牵强。
- She signified her approval with a smile. 她笑了笑表示赞同。
- I asked one nurse what the pin signified. 我问其中一位护士那胸针表示何意。
- She signified that she consented by raising her hand. 她举手表示同意。
- The wrinkles on his face signified that he had lived a hard life. 他脸上的皱纹表示他饱受人间的辛酸。
- I am convinced that when we read a map we do not automatically translate signifier into signified. 我很肯定当我们看地图的时候我们没有自动地把符号译换成它所表示的实物。