denote造句

The flashing lights denote dangerous roads ahead.

These lines denote a flow out of the process dependent on a condition.

Sometime the term artesian is used to denote a confined aquifer.

The sprawling urban footprint of São Paulo, Brazil, where different colours denote the different types and generation of streetlight.

If data attached to the flow is irrelevant, we use blue arrows to just denote the flow direction.

Intolerance is the mark of a bigot. The term can also denote a lasting effect, as of an experience.

Target girl is a term sometimes used in circus and vaudeville to denote a female assistant in "impalement" acts such as knife throwing, archery or sharpshooting.

"The letters' CD 'denote 'Church of Dentistry'," the man with a mask said, pointing to the door. "it is a fact a denomination of the New Wave Church."

To others, dreams denote night-time learning or problem-solving, even automatic sifting of the mind's detritus, the skimming off of useless information to be dumped like so much mental junk.