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symbolisation

/ˌsɪm.bə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على استخدام الرموز للتعبير عن المعنى أو ممارسة إضفاء معنى رمزي على الأشياء.

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noun

/ˌsɪm.bə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على استخدام الرموز للتعبير عن المعنى أو ممارسة إضفاء معنى رمزي على الأشياء.

A noun referring to the use of symbols to convey meaning, or the practice of investing things with symbolic meaning.

  1. Use of symbols to convey meaningB2formal

    The act or process of representing ideas, qualities, or concepts through symbols.

    arالترميز

    • The symbolisation of peace often uses a dove.
    • In literature, symbolisation helps convey deeper themes.
    • The artist's work relies heavily on symbolisation.

    المرادفاتrepresentationsymbolismsymbology

  2. Visible representation of the invisibleB2formal

    Something visible that, by association or convention, represents something else that is abstract or invisible.

    arالتمثيل الرمزي للمحسوس

    • The cross is a symbolisation of faith.
    • A flag is a symbolisation of a nation's identity.
    • The wedding ring is a symbolisation of commitment.

    المرادفاتemblemsignsymboltoken

  3. Practice of investing things with symbolic meaningC1formal

    The practice of attributing symbolic significance to objects, actions, or events.

    arالترميز

    • The symbolisation of natural elements is common in mythology.
    • Rituals often involve the symbolisation of life events.
    • The symbolisation of colors varies across different cultures.

    المرادفاتfigurationrepresentationsymbolic representationsymbolism

    الأضدادliteralness

الصيغ
  • symbolisations plural form
  • symbolisations' possessive plural form
  • symbolisation's possessive singular form
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