1.指示,表示;意味着
2.【逻】概述,概指
1.to mean something
2.to be a feature that shows you what something is
1.With careful observation, the Allies were able to determine the serial numbers had a pattern denoting the order of tank production.
经仔细观察，盟军确信这一编号代表了坦克的生产顺序。
2.When buying an air- conditioner , check its Energy Efficiency Ratio, with lower numbers denoting better efficiency .
购买冷气机时，应留意其能量效率比，，数值愈低代表效能愈佳。
3.An address written on a direct access volume, denoting a track's address relative to the beginning of the volume.
记录在直接存取盘卷上的地址，表明相对于盘卷始址的一个磁道地址。
4.Sometimes, at the very end of the edge, a hint of a 'head' appeared, perhaps denoting a spaceship.
有时候，镰刀的尖端部分会做出一个头的形状，或许是在意指太空飞船。
5.To put one or more storage locations or registers into a prescribed state, usually that denoting zero.
将一个或多个存储单元或者寄存器置成预先规定的状态，通常置成零状态。
6.Unfortunately, the overuse of "designer" as a term denoting all that is chic has rendered it almost meaningless.
不幸的是，过多地用“名牌”这个词来表示所有的时髦东西已使它变得几乎毫无意义了。
7.Case of acting Er dimension is to accepting Sweden to be done when ground media is interviewed afore -mentioned denoting.
代尔维格是在接受瑞典当地媒体采访时做上述表示的。
8.The Tiger Kitten engine had suggested the name Cub for the airplane, however, denoting the E-2 as the earliest true ancestor of the J-3.
老虎小猫，引擎曾建议名称为幼童在飞机上，不过，指电子-2作为最早的真正祖先的J3。
9.A medium size sight hound giving the appearance of elegance and fitness, denoting great speed, power and balance without coarseness.
一种中型视觉猎犬，外观高雅而匀称，显示出速度、力量和平衡，但不粗糙。
10.Imagine what happens when the numbers [denoting the size of the economy] perge even more between China and the U. S.
想象一下如果中美之间的数字（指经济规模）差距进一步扩大会发生什么。