to symbolise的意思|示意

Tattooing of the body was traditionally used to symbolise ones family lineage and today this art form is again becoming popular.

纹身被用来表明家庭世系，如今又重新风行起来。

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe joins the 9 per cent who sported an aquiline nose, said to symbolise a cool tactician with a business mind.

《哈利·波特》影星丹尼尔·雷德克里夫长着一只鹰钩鼻，这类人占到9%。鹰钩鼻被认为象征着有商业头脑的冷静谋士。

The act is reminiscent of tossing money into ponds for good luck, or the trend for couples to attach 'love padlocks' to Bridges and fences to symbolise lasting romance.

这使人想起其他的祈福方式，比如向池塘内投入钱币以求好运，或是恋人在桥上或者栅栏上绑“同心锁”，象征爱情长久。

Adapted from a military design for the civilian market, the Hummer came to symbolise the ultimate gas-guzzler.

悍马是从军事设计改装的民用车型，也是目前耗油量最大的车型。

On the final day of the New Year, families gather to make round dumplings shaped like the full moon to symbolise family reunion and perfection.

在新年的最后一天，全家人聚在一起包饺子，饺子形状似满月，寓意全家团圆美满。

Guantanamo Bay came to symbolise the injustice of the Bush era as hundreds were detained without prisoner-of-war or civilian protection as the us unilaterally redefined its legal obligations.

当美国单方面重新定义它的法律义务，将数百人在得不到战俘或平民权利保护情况下监禁在关塔那摩时，“关塔那摩”就成为布什时代不正义的象征。