Приклади вживання Signified Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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However, the bourgeoisie relate it to a new signified: the idea of healthy,
It signified that now the way into the Holy of Holies was open for all people,
He also noted that all recent Tomasi that provided the Orthodox churches, signified the emergence of an independent Church.
For example, the signifier would be the word“tree,” whereas the signified would be the actually existing“tree.”.
Originally it signified a‘shov'[‘seam'], the place where two pieces of tissue are united, something woven together.
The word"Tree" was the signifier, and"tree-ness" was what is signified.
The transition to large-scale, socialized agricultural production signified a revolution in the peasants' entire way of life.
Although for the ancient Hindus, tying a weapon to a hand had a slightly different meaning and signified a willingness to accept death in battle
As the Holy of Holies signified then, so now the Altar represents the Kingdom of Heaven.
The development signified a recognition of the close interaction between these main parts of thehumanitarian law of armed conflict,
The announcement of the iPhone 5C and 5S in 2013 signified Apple's discontinuation of the original iPhone 5.
Each signified in this context an operation bearing on the structure
The name of Social-Democracy signified, with these its inventors, a section of the Democratic
It is true that, for many, Dreyfus signified the end of the dream of Jewish emancipation.
The abolition of serfdom on Feb. 19, 1861, signified the downfall of the feudal system,
We are only trying to ascertain what was signified by the blood prohibition in this passage.
For much of the 20th century“quantum” has, in the popular consciousness, simply signified“weird”.
The unsuccessful Peasants' War signified the defeat of the entire social movement of the era(its last act was the M x00FC;nster commune of 1534-35).
How did they know the star signified the birth of one born to be King of the Jews?
in which each position signified an increasing multiple of the number of days.