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v.表明，预示；作为……的符号；（人）表明（情感）；要紧；相互吹牛；（用符号或手势）表达（signify的过去式和过去分词）
n.所指（语言符号的意义）；意指
signifieds───所指
dignified───adj.庄严的；有尊严的；高贵的；v.使高贵（dignify的过去式）
ignified───点燃
lignified───adj.木质化的；褐煤化的；v.使木质化（lignify的过去分词）
signifier───n.（语言学）能指（语言的符号形式，区别于意义）；记号；表示者
signifies───表示
signifiers───n.（语言学）能指（语言的符号形式，区别于意义）；记号；表示者
dignifies───vt.使高贵；增威严；授以荣誉
ignifies───点燃
His presence no longer signified.───他在不在场已不重要。
Two jurors signified their dissent.───两个陪审员表达了他们的异议。
This decision signified a radical change in their policies.───这个决定表明了他们的政策发生了根本的变化。
At the end of each round of questioning, they were given small payments for coming close to the actual answer (signified by the gray bar).───每一轮问题过后，接近真实答案的就可以得到小额的奖励（以灰色条注明）。
The holding of this seminar signified that the concept of New Mother Town is being put into practice, becoming complete and mature.───此次会议的召开标志着新母城理念正在贯彻落实，并将逐步发展、成熟。
That "then" signified: If you do not come to embrace me. Marius looked at his grandfather, whose pallor gave him a face of marble.───这“那么”两个字的意思是“如果您不是要来拥抱我的话”。马吕斯望着他的外祖父，只见他的脸苍白得象一块云石。
The Copenhagen conference produced positive outcomes, but it was by no means the end of our endeavor. It only signified a new beginning.───哥本哈根气候变化会议取得了积极成果，但远不是终点，而是新的起点。
Being assured that the laying away of this my tabernacle is at hand, according as our Lord Jesus Christ also hath signified to me.───我知道我的帐幕快要拆卸了，一如我们的主耶稣基督指示给我的。
Kostya did not know what the uniform signified, but it looked official.───克斯特亚不知道那是什么制服，但它看上去很正式。
She was in complete disagreement, and signified this fact immediately.