ideograph
['idiəuɡrɑ:f, 'aidi-, -ɡræf]
英文词源
- ideograph (n.)
- late 1830s, from comb. form of Greek idea (see idea) + -graph "instrument for recording; something written." Related: Ideographic (1822); ideographical.
双语例句
- 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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