represent

US /ˌrep.rɪˈzent/
UK /ˌrep.rɪˈzent/
"represent" picture
1.

代表, 象征

to be a symbol or embodiment of

:
The dove represents peace.
鸽子代表和平。
These colors represent the national flag.
这些颜色代表国旗。
2.

代表, 代理

to act or speak officially for someone or on behalf of a group

:
She was chosen to represent her country at the Olympics.
她被选为在奥运会上代表她的国家。
The lawyer will represent you in court.
律师将在法庭上代表你。
3.

描绘, 表现

to depict or portray something in a particular way

:
The painting represents a scene from ancient mythology.
这幅画描绘了一个古老神话中的场景。
The article represents the author's views on the topic.
这篇文章表达了作者对这个话题的看法。
4.

构成, 相当于

to constitute or amount to; to be equivalent to

:
This decision represents a major shift in policy.
这项决定代表着政策的重大转变。
His silence represented his agreement.
他的沉默表示同意。