| [/ˏreprɪˈzentətɪv; ˏrɛprɪˋzɛntətɪv/] adj 用法:
1 ~ (of sb/sth) (a) serving to show or portray a classor group 有代表性的; 典型的:
Is a questionnaire answeredby 500 people truly representative of national opinion? 一份调查问卷有500人作答, 是否能真正代表全国人民的意见?
(b) containing examples of a number of types 包含多种类型的样品的:
a representative sample, selection, survey, etc 有多种类型的样品、 锦集、 调查等 *
a representative collection of British insects 英国各类昆虫的标本. 用法:
2 consisting of elected deputies; based on representation by these 由选出之代表组成的; 代议制的:
representative elections, governments, institutions 代议制的选举、 政府、 机构. representative 2
n ~ (of sb/sth) 用法:
1 typical example of a class or group 典型; 有代表性的人或事物:
Many representatives of the older generation were there. 老一辈的各类人都在那里. 用法:
2 (also infml语作 rep) (commerce 商) agent of a firm, esp a travelling salesman （公司的）代理者; （尤指）派出的推销员:
act as sole representatives of XYZ Oil 充当XYZ石油公司的总代理. 用法:
3 (a) person chosen or appointed to represent1 (6) another or others; delegate 代表他人的人; 代表:
the Queen's representative at the ceremony 参加典礼的女王代表 *
send a representative to the negotiations 派代表参加谈判.
(b) person elected to represent othersin a legislative body （被选入立法机构的）代表:
our representative (ie MP) in the House of Commons 我们在下议院的代表. |