represent

動詞

UK/ˌrep.rɪˈzent/
US/ˌrep.rɪˈzent/

定義 represent 動詞

act(代表)

  1. C2Transitive(及物動詞)

    To officially speak, act, or be present on behalf of another person or group of people.

    作爲…的代表(或代理人);作爲…的代言人

    • They hired a prominent lawyer to represent them in court.

      他們聘請了一位知名律師代表他們出庭。

    • The union officials, acting as representatives for the teachers, met with government officials today.

      工會官員作為教師的代表,今天與政府官員會面。

    • I asked my husband to attend the funeral to represent me.

      我請我丈夫參加葬禮來代表我。

  2. Transitive(及物動詞)

    To be the elected member of a parliament or congress for a specific region.

    (在議會或國會中等)代表某一地區

    • Ed Smythe is the parliamentary representative for Barnet.

      艾德·史密斯是巴尼特地區的議會代表。

    • The member of parliament represents the interests of that region in parliament.

      這位國會議員在議會中代表該地區的利益。

    • She represents her home town in Congress.

      她在國會中代表她的家鄉。

  3. C2Transitive(及物動詞)

    To participate in a competition as the designated person from a country, school, or other group.

    代表(國家、學校等參加比賽)

    • She was selected to represent France in the Olympics.

      她被選中代表法國參加奧運會。

    • He will represent the university at the international debate competition.

      他將代表大學參加國際辯論比賽。

    • This team will represent our school in the regional competition.

      這支隊伍將代表我們學校參加地區比賽。

express(表達)

  1. formal(正式)

    To formally express or complain about something to a person in authority.

    表達;申訴

    • We formally represented our dissatisfaction/demands to the manager.

      我們正式向經理表達了我們的不滿/要求。

    • The employees represented their concerns about the working conditions to the management.

      員工向管理層表達了他們對工作條件的擔憂。

    • They represented their objections to the new policy to the committee.

      他們向委員會表達了他們對新政策的反對意見。

describe(描述)

  1. C2Transitive(及物動詞)

    To depict, describe, or present something or someone in a particular way.

    表現;展現;描繪;描述

    • The statue depicts the tale of Saint George slaying the dragon.

      這座雕像描繪了聖喬治屠龍的故事。

    • The new report portrays the current situation in our schools.

      新報告描述了我們學校的現狀。

    • He presents himself as an expert, yet he knows nothing.

      他把自己表現成專家,但他什麼都不懂。

symbolize(象徵)

  1. B2Transitive(及物動詞)

    To be a sign or symbol of something.

    表示;象徵;代表

    • For many, the White House represents the symbol of the United States.

      對許多人來說,白宮代表著美國的象徵。

    • A dove is often viewed as representing peace.

      鴿子通常被視為和平的象徵。

    • The color red typically represents danger or warning.

      紅色通常代表危險或警告。

be()

  1. B2Noun(名詞)

    To be the result or equivalent of something.

    意味著;等於;相當於

    • This book represents ten years of thought and research.

      這本書代表了十年的思考和研究。

    • The new offer represents a 10 percent increase compared to the previous one.

      新的報價比之前的增加了10%。

    • This decision represents a significant change in the company's strategy.

      這個決定代表了公司策略的重大改變。