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Contents ·tǐ xiàn ·No. 2 ·No. 3 ·No. 4 ·No. 5 ·No. 6 ·No. 7 ·No. 8 ·English Expression ·French Expression ·Thesaurus ·Related Phrases ·More results... tǐ xiàn 　　A phenomenon of nature or embodied by a thing Translated by Google No. 2 　　The painting reflects the artist's love of nature Translated by Google No. 3 　　In this man who embodied the spirit of the times Translated by Google No. 4 　　All of these sharp words have become a powerful embodied the ideal slogan of civilians Translated by Google No. 5 　　In this book reflects the new thinking Translated by Google No. 6 　　That the nature of performance on the outside. Qing Wang Fu-chih, "read the Four Books Daquan said Mean Chapter 15": "When in the expression of the people have not been reflected in less than carry on. Is not made among the body is in without, you have the metaphor in its unbiased do not rely ear, and the world opinion is also solid Mo. " Translated by Google No. 7 　　The idea was a phenomenon of nature or the things in a concrete form. Wei Wei, "East" Part V of the first chapter: "We can not be more small price to gain more victories. Otherwise, how do we come to reflect this last?" Translated by Google No. 8 　　Vividly demonstrated specific: all contributions to reflect the care of orphans. Translated by Google English Expression :  embody n.:  avatar,  embodiment,  epitome,  impersonation,  incarnation,  personalization,  personification,  embody in; incarnate; find expression in; reflect v.:  reflect,   be reflected in,   give expression to,   reflect,   embody,  materialize vt.:  personify,  objectify,  incarnate,  impersonate French Expression v.  exprimer; témoigner; incarner Thesaurus apprehension, apperception, take, strike, interpret, recruit, digest, comprehend, interpretation, show, interpret Related Phrases interpret blues consensual