emblems

英 [ˈɛmbləmz]

美 [ˈɛmbləmz]

n.  (代表国家或组织的)徽章，标记，图案; 象征; 标志
emblem的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （国家或组织的）徽章，纹章
  Anemblemis a design representing a country or organization.
  1. ...the emblem of the Soviet Union.
     苏联国徽
  2. ...the Red Cross emblem.
     红十字会徽章
• N-COUNT 象征;标志
  Anemblemis something that represents a quality or idea.
  1. The eagle was an emblem of strength and courage.
     鹰是力量和勇气的象征。

双语例句

• The numerous Chinese characters, each with specific shapes, meanings, and references, are transformed into wondrous emblems.
  以象形、指事、会意等各种大小密度字体，变化出美丽的图腾。
• Party emblems and flags should be made and used according to regulations.
  要按照规定制作和使用党徽党旗。
• They are the emblems of reawakening of nature, they are also intimately connected with superstition and with the wish for happiness during the ensuing year.
  它们是自然觉醒的标志，他们也密切联系在一起的迷信与幸福的愿望，在随后的一年。
• One of the world's most enduring emblems of freedom, the statue of liberty, will reopen to the public in july.
  世界上最负胜名的自由标志之一&自由女神雕像将在七月重新对公众开放。
• Emblems indicating the right of persons to bear arms.
  象征一个人有携带武器的权利。
• Other townspeople bring "bearings," woven rush emblems in the shape of Oswald's crown, his hand, and other designs.
  镇里的另外一些人拿着用灯心草编的奥斯瓦德的王冠、他的手以及其他的“图案”。
• Defeat of the Taliban and the toppling of Saddam Hussein were supposed to underscore us power. Shock and awe became instead emblems of its weakness.
  美国原本以为，塔利班的溃败和萨达姆侯赛因（saddamhussein）的垮台可以突显自己的实力，但这类震慑行动反而体现出了美国的衰落。
• Trademarks, logos, service marks, trade names and emblems.
  商标、图标、服务标记、商品名及商品标识。
• The good bishop of Cloyne took the veil of the temple out of his shovel hat: veil of space with coloured emblems hatched on its field.
  克洛因的主教大人从他那顶宽边铲形帽里掏出圣堂的幔帐：空间的幔帐，上面有着彩色的纹章图案。
• By transforming these daily wares into emblems of her personal experience, she calls into question culture in the context of this generation.
  她把那些日常物品和器具变成了她个人经历的某种象征，又让这些信手拈来之物，提出这个时代背景下的文化命题。