ideogram

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

Chinese characters are a form of ideogram.
中文字是一種表意文字。
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An interest in the ideogram led him to Japan where he now writes poetry and prose, in both English and Japanese.
對表意文字產(chǎn)生興趣，來到日本，分別用英文及日文撰寫詩及散文。
The word idiographic is not to be confused with ideographic, which is the adjective formed from ideogram .
不要把研究特殊性的一詞與表意符號的一詞混淆，后者是衍生于表意符號的形容詞。
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In the previous century, Jesuit missionaries had brought back the first substantial accounts of the Chinese language, and many philosophers were taken with the notion that its characters signified concepts rather than sounds, and that a single ideogram could have the same meaning to people all over East Asia, despite sounding completely different in each tongue.
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a written sign or symbol that represents an idea or object, used in some writing systems such as Chinese