Rechercher
to represent
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représenter
to be an image, sign, symbol, etc. of something
Transitive: to represent a quality or value
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interpréter, représenter
to perform or portray a character in a play, film, or other stage production
Transitive: to represent a character
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signifier, représenter, correspondre à
to indicate or stand for a particular concept, idea, or entity
Transitive: to represent a concept or meaning
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représenter, incarner
to serve as an instance that embodies the characteristics, qualities, or traits associated with a particular category or concept
Transitive: to represent sth
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représenter, agir au nom de
to act on behalf of a group, organization, or constituency; to convey the views, interests, or concerns of others in an official or formal capacity
Transitive: to represent sb/sth
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représenter, exprimer
to articulate or convey one's understanding, opinions, or perspectives to others
Transitive: to represent ideas or opinions
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représenter, constituer
to constitute a specific percentage, portion, or quantity of a larger entity or total
Transitive: to represent a percentage of a whole
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présenter
to show someone or something in a piece of art
Transitive: to represent sb/sth
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représenter, agir au nom de
to serve as a legal or business representative
Transitive: to represent sb
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représenter, définir
to define or express a relationship between elements of one set (domain) and another set (codomain) through a mapping or function
Transitive: to represent a function
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représenter
to make one’s opinions known to a group of people or someone in authority
Transitive: to represent opinions
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représenter, évoquer
to evoke or convey a specific experience, feeling, or understanding
Transitive: to represent a sensation or idea
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représenter, dépeindre
to depict, illustrate, or convey a subject or concept in a specific manner
Complex Transitive: to represent sth in a specific manner
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Exemple
His actions consistently represent his values.
Right now, the artwork is actively representing the artist's emotions.
The statue in the square has long represented freedom.
The national flag represents the unity of the country.
The logo they designed last year represented the company's innovative spirit.
