signifier

英[?s?ɡn?fa??(r)]

美[ ?s?ɡn?fa??r]

基本釋義

信號物

The principle of pure arbitrariness is a signified integrates with a signifier.

潛在的所指與能指是否預先現成地存在著,這使得任意性原則可分為“前設任意性原則”和“純粹任意性原則”.

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As a kind of code , costume code relates signifier and signified.

作為一種符碼, 服飾關涉能指與所指.

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The bond between the signifier and the signified is arbitrary.

意符和意指的關系是任意的.

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The signifier is linked to the signified.

能指與所指相關聯.

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Being symbol, the product has signifier, signified , and meaning, that is denotation and connotation of products.

產品成為符號之后, 就產生了能指與所指, 也具有了符號意義, 即產品的外延義和內涵義.

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In postmodern context, costume code is a kind of game of signifier in nature.

在后現代語境中, 服飾符碼在本性上是一種能指的游戲.

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Costume text and game of signifier in costume, relate to discourse's construction of body.

服飾的文本化與符碼能指的游戲, 相關于身體的話語建構.

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Noun

1. the phonological or orthographic sound or appearance of a word that can be used to describe or identify something;
"the inflected forms of a word can be represented by a stem and a list of inflections to be attached"