1) To signify or mean.
意指或意味
2) Significance
[英][sɪɡ'nɪfɪkəns] [美][sɪg'nɪfɪkəns]
意味
1.
Xu Fukuan and Hans-George Gadamer: A Hermeneutical Comparison——The Tension between "meaning" and "significance"
徐复观与伽达默尔:解释学的比较——“意义”和“意味”的张力
2.
But Bell didn t explain the resource of "significance".
“有意味的形式”是艺术理论家贝尔的一个理论假设,但他没有解释清楚“意味”的来源。
3) meaning
[英]['mi:nɪŋ] [美]['minɪŋ]
意味
1.
As a famous point, Having a meaning form" can help to solve the problem.
"有意味的形式"的著名论点有助于解答这一问题,它既可以与我们身处其中的社会生活和人生存在相关联,也可以是一种较为纯粹的心理—生理快感,而后者也仍然有着发生学上的人类实践根源。
2.
Great attention should be paid to the teaching of the many ingredients of the structural form and to the form itself so as to develop students sensitivity to the compositional form and then enable them to express the meaning and the artistic quality of the form creatively and fully.
在训练中,要关注构图形式,培养自身对构图形式感的理解、体验;并在此基础上,从审美的角度,创造性地表现构图形式的意味,使构图形式的艺术表现力得到充分的体现。
3.
On the basis of true and good, the style with meaning is a mainly developing tendency for TV words.
电视作品 ,在内容真善的基础上 ,有意味的形式是电视作品探索的一种主要发展趋势。
4) flavor
[英]['fleivə] [美]['flevɚ]
意味
1.
Jin Yuelin thought nature has meaning and flavor.
金岳霖认为,自然既有意义,也有意味。
2.
The human body, basically biological, has become a subject of the art because of its indispensable elements of formalization and accumulated flavor, and the involvement of sexual sense.
具有生物性功能的人体成为艺术题材、审美对象 ,需要某些要素的参与 ,形式化、意味的积淀是基本要素 ,而性觉的参与也是不容忽视的。
5) implication
[英][,ɪmplɪ'keɪʃn] [美]['ɪmplɪ'keʃən]
意味
1.
A fine works should embrace implication, and it is only when implication boasts sincerity and wisdom can fine works be written.
一部好作品应该有意味,只有当意味包含了真诚与智慧,才能产生好作品。
2.
The paper proposes "implication",which is closer to the true feature of the meaning of poetry than "meaning".
意味是叠加在意义上的轻微差错,它由此造成的理解上的轻微湍流,揭示出诗意的真正构成。
6) mean by; imply by
意味;意表
补充资料：意指
1.见"意旨"。
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