The violence is emblematic of what is happening in our inner cities.
这种暴力行为正标示了我们市中心贫民区的状况。
1.作为象征的,作为标记的 (of)
1.generally accepted as being a symbol of a quality, idea, or principle
1.More than any other feature of our technical civilization, these now prosaic flights are emblematic of what powers are now ours.
在所有的科技与文明中，这些史诗般翱翔的飞行器最能展示现在我们已经具有何等的力量。
2.Located in the Heart of Barcelona, in Paseo de Gracia, one of the city's most emblematic thoroughfares.
酒店位于巴塞罗那中心的格斯雅大道（PaseodeGracia），城市里最具象征性的通路之一。
3.particularly as the son of a minister in a culture which steeped in an emblematic tradition.
梵高的父亲是牧师，而且浸浴于一个充满了象征性传统的文化。
4.It has become emblematic of capitalism and trade in a way that other parts of the food and beverage industry have not.
它成了资本主义的代表符号，开辟出不同于其他食品饮料产业的创新贸易章法。
5.In the age of capitalist society, people worshipped the tall buildings and skyscrapers emblematic of capital strength.
资本社会时代，人们崇尚显示资本力量的高楼大厦和标志性建筑。
6.This ancient city has turned itself in recent years into a manufacturing dynamo emblematic of India's economic rebirth.
古老的印度城市哥印拜陀近年来已转变为推动印度经济复兴的制造业活力的象征。
7.It was probably a coincidence that the Libya vote saw Berlin siding with the Bric nations, but it seemed emblematic all the same.
在利比亚问题的投票表决中，德国与金砖国家站在了同一边，这很可能只是个巧合，但仍然具有象征意义。
8.In fact, Ms Cooper is emblematic of the shift taking place in the legal market.
事实上，库珀本人便是法律市场发生转变的一个象征。
9.He could not but had been aware that the sunflower had a rich emblematic tradition.
所以他绝对坚信向日葵拥有丰富的象征意涵。
10.Emblematic image: A verbal picture or figure with a long tradition of moral or religious meaning attached to it.
象征性意象：蕴含道德或宗教意义的文字描述或人物。