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ideogram
[ id-ee-uh-gram, ahy-dee- ]
noun
- Linguistics. a symbol that represents an idea or object directly rather than a particular word or speech sound, such as an arrow symbol to represent direction. Compare logogram ( def 1 ), phonogram ( def ).
- a symbol that substitutes for a word or phrase, such as 7, =, or &; a logogram.
ideogram
/ 藞瑟d瑟蓹蕣藢伞r蓱藧f; -藢伞r忙f; 藞瑟d瑟蓹蕣藢伞r忙m /
noun
- a sign or symbol, used in such writing systems as those of China or Japan, that directly represents a concept, idea, or thing rather than a word or set of words for it
- any graphic sign or symbol, such as %, @, &, etc
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Example Sentences
Mr. Canby had a radically different assessment of Mr. Berger鈥檚 work this time, calling him 鈥渁 lightweight鈥 who 鈥渃an function no more than as an ideogram for decadence.鈥
鈥淪ymbolist ideograms are easier to live with, but I am the I.R.S. man of a few bodies that inhabit New York City and visit my studio periodically.鈥
As Norah heads inland she will come across various symbols and ideograms on the surfaces of walls and objects which she鈥檒l jot down in a notebook.
The rules there stipulate that no pictographs, ideograms and diacritical marks for example 猫, 帽, 膿, 莽 can be used when registering the birth.
The scroll and the ideogram died out because of their simplicity, only to have been revived for that reason.
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