to represent
- verb
- /ˌrɛprɪˈzɛnt/
- The vehicle, which we call Lightning II, represents three years of R&D.
- represent the sample
- represent the range
- represent the level
As such, these case reports represent a valuable legacy.
- As such, these case reports represent a valuable legacy.
- And Jim to me represents the best of America.
- These values represent a huge part of who I am.
- Just find the sounds that you love and that represent you and that's your style.
- And it's hard because King kind of represents charismatic leadership.
- Families tend to be a package deal, and siblings represent a unique challenge.
- Titus and Fuchsia and Steerpike represent different responses to that.
- I told you that's that nigga represents another third of me.
- And I'm going to try to pick ones that represents groups of questions.
- Diversity is meant to mean that you equally represent what society is.
Examples
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As such, these case reports represent a valuable legacy.
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These values represent a huge part of who I am.
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Well, these questions, they represent thousands of people.
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We represent nearly 13% of the buildings in your city.
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Our elections must represent the will of American citizens.
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Diversity is meant to mean that you equally represent what society is.
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Our four building blocks and four bridges represent the encouraging part of the school's mission.
Academic text (2013) -
Normally, the Globetrotters represent family entertainment.
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The excellence we represent is not a birthright.
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The data we collected represent various opinions from over a hundred respondents.
Synonyms
To describe the main qualities of a person or thing
To show an idea, feeling, or quality clearly
Be the parts that form a whole
To show something in a picture or in words
To be the parts that make up a whole
Show an idea, quality or feeling in a clear visible way
To show an idea or feeling with an image
To show something clearly by using a real situation
To show a person or thing in art like a painting
A perfect example that shows the main qualities of something
Show the common features of a group or type
How Typical
Surface Forms
Etymology
Represent comes from the Latin parts re- 'again' and praesentare 'to show' and links to present. So when a number or example represents part of a whole, it 'stands for' or 'shows' that portion.