symbolic

美音：[sɪm'bɑlɪk] 英音：[sɪm'bɒlɪk]

简单释义：

adj.使用象征的；作为象征的；象征性的

网络符号的；象徵；象徵性

完整释义：

adj.

1.记号的,符号的;象征的
2.象征性的

例句：

Movement away from the current peg might be a symbolic gesture to appease the United States without having any material merit.
脱离当前盯住美元的政策可能是安抚美国的象征性姿态，没有任何实际价值。
Hence, the financial world soon worked out that this was largely a symbolic move meant for an audience of politicians, not investors.
因此，金融界很快就会明白，这基本上就是一个象征性举措，针对的是政界人士，而不是投资界。
That, it seems to me, is finally how the film is somewhat self-conscious about its nature as a symbolic act.
我觉得，这就是这部电影有意，体现其象征行为本质的方式。
Some say that al-Qaeda will struggle without bin Laden, even though they agree that he was more of a symbolic than a strategic leader.
一些人说，基地组织势力没有本拉登仍可能继续挣扎，尽管他们同意这一点——本拉登不仅仅是个战略领导者，更是个象征。
When you realize that "truth" is often symbolic, you'll often find that you are actually free to come up with alternatives.
当你意识到“真相”往往是象征性的，你会经常发现，你其实是很自然的想出办法。
The child is one of several in countries around the world being declared a symbolic seven billionth human.
这个婴儿是世界上几个被预言会出生的象征第70亿人口的婴儿之一。
Georgian official said they are likely to take up positions around the Georgian Parliament building in a symbolic defense of the building.
格鲁吉亚官员表示，这些军官可能将在格鲁吉亚议会大楼周围执勤，象征性的保卫这幢建筑物。
Changing the label and culling symbolic perks would not make a firm less of a threat if it failed.
换个标签以及剔除一些象征性的特权并不会降低公司破产带来的威胁。

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