ideograph

英['ɪdiəɡrɑːf] 美['ɪdiəɡrɑːf]
  • n. 表意文字;象形文字
  • =ideogram.
  • idealisation 理想化
  • idealise v.(使)理想化=idealize(美).
  • idealism n.唯心论;唯心主义;观念论;理想主义
  • idealist n.唯心主义者;理想主义者adj.唯心主义的;理想主义的
  • idealistic adj.理想主义的;空想的
Noun:
  1. a graphic character that indicates the meaning of a thing without indicating the sounds used to say it;

    "Chinese characters are ideograms"

1. Chinese, as an ideograph, is not completely correspondent with the principle.
由于汉语不同于印欧语系, 是一种表意文字, 因而并不完全符合这一原则.

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2. Chinese characters belong to ideograph system, conveying their meanings through different structures that are essential.
汉字属表意文字体系, 因形表意,字形是它的本体.

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3. Chinese characters, the only ideograph, have experienced about five thousands years " development and evolution. "
汉字作为目前世界上仅存的表意形文字, 已经经过了近 五千年 的发展与演变.

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4. Chinese characters are an only - kept ideograph with the longest history in the world.
汉字是世界上历史最悠久且唯一保存下来的表意文字.

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    用作名词 (n.)
    1. Despite its transformation from pictograms to phono-semantic compounds, it is generally ideograph.
      汉字由象形文字演变成兼表音义的意音文字,但总的体系仍属表意文字。
    2. As one kind of unique ideograph, Chinese characters still have retained the profound anthropology information and the cultural connotation through the number millennium.
      摘要汉字作为一种独特的表意文字,历经数千年,仍然保留着深远的人类学信息和文化内涵。
    3. Despite its transformation from pictograms to phono-semantic compounds, it is generally ideograph.
      汉字由象形文字演变成兼表音义的意音文字,但总的体系仍属表意文字。

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