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单词 iconic
释义
iconic
adjective
uk
/aɪˈkɒn.ɪk/us
/aɪˈkɑː.nɪk/
veryfamousorpopular,especiallybeingconsideredtorepresentparticularopinionsor aparticulartime:
（尤指能代表某种观点或某一时代）非常出名的，受欢迎的
JohnLennongainediconicstatusfollowinghisdeath.约翰‧列侬死后成了偶像级人物。
Thegunfightis thesinglemost iconicimageof the WildWest.
ThefilmCasablancawonthreeAcademyAwards, anditscharacters,dialogue, andmusichavebecomeiconic.
languagespecialized
showingarelationshipbetween theformof asign, such as a word or asymbol, anditsmeaning:
Iconicgesturesmimictheformsof the things theystandfor, such asoutliningshapes, ormovingyourhandsmultipletimesto showrepetition.
An iconicsignis one whoseformresemblesitsmeaningin some way, asopposedto anarbitrarysign.
Related word
iconicity
More examples
  • You must haveseenthe iconicimageof two menstandingwith black-glovedfistsraisedinprotest.
  • Theyellowjerseyof the Tour de France is one of sport's mostenduringand iconicsymbols.
  • Edward Hopper'spainting"Nighthawks" has sincebecomeiconic.
  • Thelma and Louise was aninstantlyiconicfeministroadmovie.
  • The FordTauruswas one of theautomotiveindustry'strulyiconicbrands.
  • Ithinkhisworkwas so iconic.
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  • betoken
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  • on-brand
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  • sum
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Linguistic terms & linguistic style
(Definition oficonicfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
iconic
adjective
formal
uk
/aɪˈkɒn.ɪk/us
/aɪˈkɑː.nɪk/
veryfamousorpopular,especiallybeingconsideredtorepresentparticularopinionsor aparticulartime
（尤指能代表某种观点或某一时代）非常出名的，受欢迎的
John Lennongainediconicstatusfollowinghisdeath.约翰‧列侬死后成了偶像级人物。

iconic| American Dictionary

iconic
adjective
us
/ɑɪˈkɑn·ɪk/
relatingto orcharacteristicof afamouspersonor thing thatrepresentssomething ofimportance:
Scenes of Parisiansdancingin thestreetsremainiconicimagesfromWorldWar II.
(Definition oficonicfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoficonic

iconic
But findingiconicinformation in the low level, or middle-level, visual system does not explain why the world looksiconicto us.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Consideration is given as to why some inquiries reach 'iconic' status and the role of the media in this process is discussed.
From theCambridge English Corpus
When a composer choosesiconicrecordings and texts, the overt conversation with the past can capture the power of shared, communal memory.
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The second finding is that there is an indexical or eveniconicrelationship (as argued here) between vernaculars and masculinity.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In the following excerpt, the customer likewise produces aniconichand gesture in combination with a term.
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Iconicgestures draw their communicative strength from their perceived similarity to a phenomenon simultaneously encoded in speech.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Inversely,iconicrepresentations do not always need a legend as the relations between sound and graphical forms are much more intuitive.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Commemorations reflect and accommodate theiconiccharacter of war in the twentieth century, and that is what gives them their audiences and footing.
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These were presented asiconicof the absurd.
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That is, the phonological formational elements of a spoken language may also be mapped onto specific meaning components to createiconicforms.
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These ideas were to become aniconicsource for design as well as a new direction in design research.
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Visually he was moreiconicthan the other street urchins in the comic and was the only character to look at and address readers directly.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Figure 1 summarizes the averages (and standard deviations) of the gesture rate by language, for bothiconicand noniconic gestures.
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Gestures and cross-linguistic transfer our results demonstrate that most of the differences between monolinguals and bilinguals were in their use oficonicgestures.
From theCambridge English Corpus
No consistent results have been reported across studies with bilinguals' use oficonicgestures relative to language proficiency.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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