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de·no·ta·tion
di no teI shn
词根:denote
adj.denotative 外延的;指示的
vt.denote 表示,指示
noun
an act or process of denoting
meaningespecially: a direct specific meaning as distinct from an implied or associated idea In fact, the "Parks and Recreation" alum said he didn't know the word's medical denotation. —Nardine Saad
comparing a word's denotation with its connotations
a denoting term : name
sign, indication … which is why many articles and essays have a "time it takes to read this" denotation alongside the title or author's name.—Chris Campanioni
visible denotations of divine wrath
the totality of things to which a term is applicable especially in logic compare connotation
1530年代,“指示,用名称或标志表示的行为”,源自晚期拉丁语 denotationem(主格 denotatio),是拉丁语 denotare “表示,标记”的动作名词,来自 de- “完全”(见 de-) + notare “标记,注释,做笔记”(见 note(v.))。 “术语逻辑学中,‘一个词所表示,命名或标记的东西’(与 connotation 相对)”始于1843年。相关: Denotational。
标志,名称,符号
see denote
The first known use of denotation was circa 1532
denotationnoun
an act or process of denoting
meaning entry 1 sense 1aespecially: a direct specific meaning as distinct from connotations
a term or label that indicates something : name, sign
1 They have the denotation level, which is what they mean in the dictionary sense.
2 Definition writing is especially useful for explaining and interpreting terms, ideas, or concepts that are easily or often confused or that have meanings beyond their denotations.
3 Yet Mr. Lombardi’s sprawling line diagrams — arabesques of people, companies and financial connections — have an impact beyond denotation as they delineate the dealings of, say, the Bush family or the Vatican bank.
4 It demands that words have the power of perfect adaptation to the thought and feeling they express, that words have both the power of denotation and of connotation.
5 A denotation of universal query request orienting integration environment and heterogeneous database is given.
给出了面向集成环境和各异构数据库的通用查询请求表示.
6 Campus artistic culture is a cultural phenomenon with profound connotation and denotation.
校园艺术体育文化是一种有着深刻内涵和丰富外延的文化现象。
7 The denotation of abstract terms thus seems to exhaust their force or meaning.
8 The purposeful play between “Blond” and “Blonde” marks the masculine and feminine denotations of the words.
9 He creates a stirring reciprocity between visual denotation and material form.
10 Conversely, the broader image � � s denotation is, the narrower image � � s connotation will be.
而形象的外延越大其内涵也越大.
11 Based on this it described the component denotation against XML.
在此基础上针对XML的刻面描述构件表示。
12 Deaths are included if a person has a positive COVID-19 test and a death certificate denotation, a record of symptoms consistent with COVID-19 that progress from illness to death, or a determination by the medical examiner’s office that there is no other cause of death, Trimble said.
13 He warned police not to shoot him, saying he had a denotation trigger.
14 Beginning writers tend to think that definition writing looks only at the denotation, or dictionary definition.
15 But though the denotation of niubi is embarrassingly plain , it's connotations are far from obvious.
但虽然“牛屄”的内涵直白到让人尴尬, 其外延却远非不言而喻.
16 For Merriam-Webster, which seems to precipitate news headlines every time it rolls out fresh batches of new terms, the flurry of attention evinces an enduring interest in denotation, Mr. Sokolowski said.
17 It is only as the mental process desired becomes clearly conceived of, its connotations and denotation clearly defined, that it becomes a real goal towards Which a teacher or learner may strive.
18 The case of "wokeness" is not so different from "enhanced interrogation," but, in this case, the underlying denotation—awareness of social injustice—is good whereas the connotations are unfortunately negative.
19 For the purposes of this article, however, that denotation which is generally accepted by educators of the deaf may be given to the term.
20 In fact, the "Parks and Recreation" alum said he didn't know the word's medical denotation.
1 明示
2 本义
3 表示
significant representative indicative expressive denotative significative evincive expressively show display expression representation profession gesture notation signification expressiveness ostent tell represent indicate witness declare exhibit render imply signify denote evince cluck bespeak betoken -man sign signal indication token showing for refer say mean register express intimate pronounce in token of be give sound present proffer exhibitory indicatory indicium presentation breath demonstration testimony pledge breathing manifestation pronouncement mint pay record figure speak demonstrate bid stamp bow proclaim infer profess hypo- express way demonstrative indicant exhibitive reference reflex undertone presentment pro- have design import designate testify harp
4 标记
flag marker notation sentinel regalia indicium type note sign code mark aspect label tag index bug instance trademark signing emblem markup glyph ensign indicia
5 指称
6 意义
effect content force sense meaning import intention intent significance bearing purport signify value sound purpose port signification acceptation
7 名称
onomastic appellative nomenclative name designation calling denomination nomenclature appellation nomenclatorial nominal denominative compellation title handle nomen
11 符号
symbolic hieroglyphic type note sign character figure mark label chapter prime expression symbol notation stigma charactery siglum number code significant legend badge schwa
12 指示
monstrative pilot directive indicative prescriptive demonstrative deictic denotative ordinant word charge direction reference instruction index indication pointer dictate designation edict point say show tell Read order direct Mark indicate register prescribe designate denote betoken mandatory significative indicant indicatory lead sign counsel refer teach instruct cue indicial prescript inspiration prescription referral behest pointing make guide mark inspire spell bow relegate