emblematic

简单释义：

adj.标志的；象征（性）的；特有的；典型的

Web作为象征的；象征性的；象徵的

变形：

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完整释义：

adj.

1.象征性的;标志的
2.作为象征的,作为标记的

例句：

1. In the age of capitalist society, people worshipped the tall buildings and skyscrapers emblematic of capital strength.
   资本社会时代，人们崇尚显示资本力量的高楼大厦和标志性建筑。

2. It has become emblematic of capitalism and trade in a way that other parts of the food and beverage industry have not.
   它成了资本主义的代表符号，开辟出不同于其他食品饮料产业的创新贸易章法。

3. An emblematic case is that of Africa, where China is using this strategy to better pursue her economic interests.
   一个象征性的情况是，中国在非洲为了更好地追求她的经济利益使用这种策略。

4. the brightly colored garments of a jockey ; emblematic of the stable.
   赛马骑师穿的一种颜色明亮的衣服；象征着稳定。

5. Notoriety: Deripaska's rise is one of the emblematic stories of the mad scramble for wealth in early 1990s Russia.
   声名狼藉之处：德里帕斯卡的发家可视作上世纪90年代早期俄罗斯疯狂暴富的标志性故事之一。

6. More than any other feature of our technical civilization, these now prosaic flights are emblematic of what powers are now ours.
   在所有的科技与文明中，这些史诗般翱翔的飞行器最能展示现在我们已经具有何等的力量。

7. EVA Precision (whose shares I own) is emblematic of the transition toward more sophisticated production.
   亿和精密（作者在其中持股）是向更高端生产转移的样本。

8. The troubles on the farm are emblematic of an overall feeling of paralysis gripping Japan, the world's second-largest economy.
   世界第二大经济体日本正在成为一个中风病人，农场主们遇到的烦恼正是这种总体感觉的象征。

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