signifier ['sɪɡnɪfaɪɚ]  

signifier

signifier  ['sɪɡnɪfaɪɚ]

n. 信号物,记号;表示者 

名词复数:signifiers 

Physical movements embody the intended meaning of the event, so the whole environment becomes a signifier. 身体举止体现了茶艺有意传达的意义,所以整个氛围都变的意味深长。
She deliberately obscures the pathway between signifier and signified and disconcerts the reader by taking old images and using them in a new context. 她有意模糊象征符号和象征本体之间的内在关联,令读者对其所用的“旧意象,新语境”感到费解。

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  • n. 信号物,记号;表示者
  • 1. Physical movements embody the intended meaning of the event, so the whole environment becomes a signifier.

    身体举止体现了茶艺有意传达的意义,所以整个氛围都变的意味深长。

  • 2. She deliberately obscures the pathway between signifier and signified and disconcerts the reader by taking old images and using them in a new context.

    她有意模糊象征符号和象征本体之间的内在关联,令读者对其所用的“旧意象,新语境”感到费解。

  • 3. On French TV, Opel car adverts are now broadcast with the voiceover in German, now a signifier of efficiency even in Paris.

    法国电视上现在播出的欧宝汽车的广告配上了德语的画外音,就连在巴黎德语也已经成为效率的标志。

  • signifier (n.) 1530s, agent noun from signify. In African-American vernacular use by 1962.
sig·ni·fier / ˈsɪɡnɪfaɪə(r) ; NAmE ˈsɪɡnɪfaɪər / noun ( linguistics 语言 ) the form of a linguisticsign, for example its sound or its printed form, rather than the meaning it expresses 能指(语言符号的形式) compare signified signifier signifiers sig·ni·fier / ˈsɪɡnɪfaɪə(r) ; NAmE ˈsɪɡnɪfaɪər /
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