“symbolize”可以造什么句，symbolize造句

Blue can also symbolize trust and dependability.

As a gift chopsticks symbolize straightforwardness, because of its shape.

Her strength, determined will and attitude symbolize all Paralympians.

The gavel has a frog's head as frogs symbolize change in Japanese culture.

Fifty years after his death, his shock of white hair and droopy mustache still symbolize genius.

We must attend and symbolize in order to carry forward the process and thereby reconstitute it in certain new aspects.

In Tantric Buddhist iconography, the battle axe is held by ferocious deilies to symbolize severance of this worldly attachment.

It can also be used to symbolize a lack of experience or a beginner in need of growth (" green behind the ears ").

A small sculpture, pictures of new urban areas, and models of traditional architecture symbolize the dialogue between tradition and the future.

(The organization still exists today.) "Gung-ho" (= gonghe), the abbreviation of the organization's name, was adopted as a motto by certain US Marine units to symbolize America's desire to work together with China to defeat Japan.

What do oats typically symbolize for me?

Scientists don't yet know what all these ancient drawings, called petroglyphs, symbolize.

Sage has been known to symbolize strength for thousands of years.

The white ribbon bow was selected to symbolize purity. The WCTU traditionally USES the bow rather than the more modern "remembrance" loop.

In the architectural arena, Bridges not only symbolize the progress of our world but also represent the development in the field of technology.

In heraldry, blue is used to symbolize piety and sincerity.

The delta's water lilies drew me in because they symbolize life made possible by water in this dry land.

The five Olympic rings symbolize five continents.

His conquests included the Countrywide Financial Group, the giant mortgage lender which, for many, came to symbolize the excesses of the subprime era.

Many U.S. brands may symbolize different things in varying parts of the world.