| 词组 | representation |
| 释义 | representation /ˌreprɪzenˈteɪʃən/ noun 1. a description, sign, painting etc that shows somethingadjectivesan accurate representation The painting is an accurate representation of the city as it really was at that time.a visual representation This picture is a visual representation of the artist’s thoughts about the horrors of war.a symbolic representation (=one that represents a particular idea or quality) The eagle is a symbolic representation of the United States.a written representation The written representation of this sound is ‘ch’.a graphical representation (=showing something as a picture) Figure 2 below shows the graphical representation of these results.verbscreate/produce a representation The program creates a computerized representation of the room.offer/present a representation The screen display offers a 3-D representation of the city.2. the activity of speaking, voting, or making decisions on behalf of another person or groupadjectiveslegal representation Everyone has a right to legal representation if they are arrested.political/parliamentary representation In some countries, women do not have any political representation.equal representation The companies will have equal representation on the committee.verbshave any/no representation The party doesn’t have any representation in parliament.be entitled to representation (=be officially allowed representation) Workers are entitled to union representation.provide/give representation The law firm provides representation on behalf of its clients.seek representation formal (=try to get representation) He is now seeking legal representation.nouns + representationunion representation A large number of workers have no union representation. |
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