semiotic

• adj. 症狀的；符號學的；記號語言的

sem-,符號，詞源同 semantic,-otic,形容詞後綴。

semiotic (adj.)

1620s, "of symptoms, relating to signs of diseases," from Greek semeiotikos "significant," also "observant of signs," adjective form of semeiosis "indication," from semeioun "to signal, to interpret a sign," from semeion "a sign, mark, token," from sema "sign" (see semantic). Its use in psychology dates to 1923. Related: Semiotical (1580s).

1. The desiring rhetoric of advertising expresses the semiotic mechanism of advertising language.

廣告語言的符號學機製表現在廣告的欲望修辭上.

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2. American philosopher Charles · S · Peirce fully advances the semiotic concepts and categories.

美國哲學家皮爾士全麵提出了符號學概念和研究範圍.

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3. Patient lung shadow and semiotic body are asked for but abhorrent.

病人肺部陰影與症狀體征可不一致.

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4. In this paper, a semiotic explanation is offered around translatability issue.

在這篇文章中, 對於可譯性問題,作者給出了一種符號學的解釋.

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5. How to diagnose short of blood without semiotic sex muscle?

如何診斷無症狀性心肌缺血?

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