expression 音标拼音: [ɪkspr'ɛʃən]
n . 表达,表示;词句,措辞;式,符号;表情,脸色
表达,表示;词句,措辞;式,符号;表情,脸色
expression 表示式; 表白
expression 副表式
expression 表式 陈式
expression n 1 :
the feelings expressed on a person '
s face ; "
a sad expression "; "
a look of triumph "; "
an angry face " [
synonym :
{
expression }, {
look }, {
aspect }, {
facial expression },
{
face }]
2 :
expression without words ; "
tears are an expression of grief ";
"
the pulse is a reflection of the heart '
s condition " [
synonym :
{
expression }, {
manifestation }, {
reflection }, {
reflexion }]
3 :
the communication (
in speech or writing )
of your beliefs or opinions ; "
expressions of good will "; "
he helped me find verbal expression for my ideas "; "
the idea was immediate but the verbalism took hours " [
synonym : {
expression }, {
verbal expression }, {
verbalism }]
4 :
a word or phrase that particular people use in particular situations ; "
pardon the expression " [
synonym : {
saying },
{
expression }, {
locution }]
5 :
the style of expressing yourself ; "
he suggested a better formulation "; "
his manner of expression showed how much he cared " [
synonym : {
formulation }, {
expression }]
6 :
a group of symbols that make a mathematical statement [
synonym :
{
formula }, {
expression }]
7 : (
genetics )
the process of expressing a gene 8 :
a group of words that form a constituent of a sentence and are considered as a single unit ; "
I concluded from his awkward constructions that he was a foreigner " [
synonym :
{
construction }, {
grammatical construction }, {
expression }]
[
ant : {
misconstruction }]
9 :
the act of forcing something out by squeezing or pressing ;
"
the expression of milk from her breast "
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n . [
L .
expressio :
cf .
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expression .]
1 .
The act of expressing ;
the act of forcing out by pressure ;
as ,
the expression of juices or oils ;
also ,
of extorting or eliciting ;
as ,
a forcible expression of truth .
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2 .
The act of declaring or signifying ;
declaration ;
utterance ;
as ,
an expression of the public will .
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With this tone of philosophy were mingled expressions of sympathy . --
Prescott .
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3 .
Lively or vivid representation of meaning ,
sentiment ,
or feeling ,
etc .;
significant and impressive indication ,
whether by language ,
appearance ,
or gesture ;
that manner or style which gives life and suggestive force to ideas and sentiments ;
as ,
he reads with expression ;
her performance on the piano has expression .
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The imitators of Shakespeare ,
fixing their attention on his wonderful power of expression ,
have directed their imitation to this . --
M .
Arnold .
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4 .
That which is expressed by a countenance ,
a posture ,
a work of art ,
etc .;
look ,
as indicative of thought or feeling . "
The expression of an eye ." --
Tennyson .
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It still wore the majesty of expression so conspicuous in his portraits by the inimitable pencil of Titian . --
Prescott .
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5 .
A form of words in which an idea or sentiment is conveyed ;
a mode of speech ;
a phrase ;
as ,
a common expression ;
an odd expression .
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6 . (
Math .)
The representation of any quantity or relation by appropriate characters or symbols ,
usually in a specific order .
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7 . (
Genetics )
the production of products by a gene that cause the appearance of the corresponding protein or phenotype ;
--
of a gene or of an organism with a specific gene ;
as ,
the expression the beta -
galactosidase positive phenotype ,
[
PJC ]
8 . (
Computers )
a combination of characters linked by operators ,
occurring as part of the code of a computer program ,
which must be evaluated according to the rules of the computer language in order to produce a resulting value .
[
PJC ]
Note :
In most programming languages , (
a b )
is an expression indicating simple arithmetic addition ,
if the variables a and b are real numbers .
Many other types of operation may be used in programs ,
and each set of symbols indicating an operation is an expression in that program .
[
PJC ]
{
Past expression }, {
Beyond expression },
beyond the power of description . "
Beyond expression bright ." --
Milton .
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292 Moby Thesaurus words for "
expression ":
Christophany ,
Parthian shot ,
Satanophany ,
accent ,
adage ,
address ,
adjectival phrase ,
affirmation ,
air ,
airing ,
allegation ,
ana ,
analects ,
angelophany ,
announcement ,
answer ,
antonym ,
aphorism ,
apostrophe ,
apothegm ,
appearance ,
ardor ,
articulateness ,
articulation ,
aspect ,
assertion ,
asseveration ,
avatar ,
averment ,
avulsion ,
axiom ,
byword ,
cantando ,
cast ,
catchword ,
characterization ,
choice of words ,
clause ,
collected sayings ,
command of language ,
command of words ,
comment ,
communication ,
composition ,
concentration ,
construction ,
countenance ,
crack ,
current saying ,
cutting out ,
declaration ,
decoction ,
delivery ,
demilegato ,
demonstration ,
denomination ,
denotation ,
depth ,
deracination ,
designation ,
dialect ,
dictate ,
diction ,
dictum ,
differentiation ,
disclosure ,
disentanglement ,
dissemination ,
distich ,
distillation ,
drawing ,
drawing out ,
dredging ,
drilling ,
effective style ,
eloquence ,
eloquent tongue ,
embodiment ,
emotion ,
enucleation ,
enunciation ,
epigram ,
epiphany ,
eradication ,
evidence ,
evincement ,
evolvement ,
evulsion ,
excavation ,
excision ,
exclamation ,
execution ,
expressiveness ,
exsection ,
extirpation ,
extraction ,
extrication ,
face ,
facundity ,
feeling ,
felicitousness ,
felicity ,
fingering ,
formulation ,
free form ,
gesture ,
gift of expression ,
gift of gab ,
glibness ,
glissando ,
gnome ,
golden saying ,
grammar ,
graphicness ,
greeting ,
headed group ,
hint ,
homograph ,
homonym ,
homophone ,
identification ,
idiom ,
idiotism ,
incarnation ,
indication ,
indicativeness ,
infusion ,
intensity ,
interjection ,
intonation ,
issue ,
language ,
legato ,
lexeme ,
linguistic form ,
locution ,
logos ,
look ,
loudness ,
manifestation ,
manner of speaking ,
materialization ,
maxim ,
meaning ,
meaningfulness ,
mention ,
metonym ,
mezzo staccato ,
mien ,
minimum free form ,
mining ,
monosyllable ,
moral ,
mot ,
motto ,
music -
making ,
naming ,
note ,
noun phrase ,
nuance ,
observation ,
oracle ,
oratory ,
paragraph ,
parlance ,
parlando ,
passion ,
pathos ,
peculiar expression ,
performance ,
period ,
phrasal idiom ,
phrase ,
phraseology ,
phrasing ,
pianism ,
picking out ,
pithy saying ,
pizzicato ,
pneumatophany ,
pointing ,
pointing out ,
pointing to ,
polysyllable ,
position ,
precept ,
prescript ,
pressing ,
pressing out ,
pronouncement ,
proof ,
proverb ,
proverbial saying ,
proverbs ,
publication ,
pulling ,
quarrying ,
question ,
reflection ,
remark ,
reminder ,
removal ,
rendering ,
rendition ,
repercussion ,
representation ,
revelation ,
rhetoric ,
ripping out ,
rubato ,
saw ,
say ,
saying ,
selection ,
sensitivity ,
sentence ,
sententious expression ,
set phrase ,
shading ,
show ,
showing ,
sign ,
signification ,
silver tongue ,
slickness ,
sloka ,
slur ,
smoothness ,
soaking ,
softness ,
specification ,
speech ,
spiccato ,
spirit ,
squeezing ,
squeezing out ,
staccato ,
standard phrase ,
statement ,
steeping ,
stock saying ,
style ,
subjoinder ,
suggestion ,
sutra ,
syllable ,
symbol ,
symptomaticness ,
synonym ,
syntactic structure ,
talk ,
teaching ,
term ,
text ,
theophany ,
thought ,
token ,
tone ,
touch ,
turn of expression ,
turn of phrase ,
unrooting ,
uprooting ,
usage ,
use of words ,
usus loquendi ,
utterance ,
vent ,
verb complex ,
verb phrase ,
verbalism ,
verbalization ,
verbiage ,
verbum ,
verse ,
visage ,
vividness ,
vocable ,
voice ,
voicing ,
way of speaking ,
wisdom ,
wisdom literature ,
wise saying ,
withdrawal ,
witticism ,
word ,
word -
group ,
wordage ,
wording ,
words of wisdom ,
wresting out
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