signifier 的定义
- a person or thing that signifies.
- the configuration of sound elements or other linguistic symbols representing a word or other meaningful unit in a language.
signifier 近义词
等同于 indication
signifier 的近义词 43 个
- explanation
- expression
- gesture
- hint
- implication
- inkling
- manifestation
- omen
- proof
- reminder
- sign
- signal
- suggestion
- symptom
- trace
- warning
- adumbration
- attestation
- augury
- auspice
- cue
- earnest
- forewarning
- index
- intimation
- mark
- nod
- note
- notion
- pledge
- portent
- preamble
- prefiguration
- prognostic
- prolegomenon
- show
- telltale
- token
- vestige
- wind
- wink
- indicia
- significant
signifier 的反义词 1 个
更多signifier例句
- For one, he is very comfortable in English—a key signifier of privilege in India—and occasionally drops US pop culture references that suggest he’s older than many other such workers.
- She said the way some companies rely on mainstream cultural signifiers can stray easily into stereotyping.
- Sneakers, which have been linked to fashion and entertainment for decades, have become signifiers of cultural relevance and common collectors’ items.
- He has feelings for the letters, for the signifiers of Selin, but he doesn’t think he can actually access Selin herself.
- That’s why we have signs — those combinations of signifier and signified.
- In the '60s South, long hair was a signifier and a deal breaker for men.
- There is an even more doleful cultural signifier in all this: the mess that invariably follows the big announcement.
- The “it” bag was born–a talisman of stylishness and a signifier of insider savvy.
- In all travels the Moon is to be considered, for she is a general signifier of journeys, whether by sea or land.