1) The ideogram: mouth and breath, silent consent.

2) Example : A Chinese ideogram or a Japanese Kanji.

3) Chinese characters are a form of ideogram.

4) Its pictographic and ideogram characteristic enriches Chinese characters with cultural connotations. They show the Chinese traditional cultural consciousness with suggestive reduction.

5) Chinese characters are the only existing ideogram in the world today.

6) An interest in the ideogram led him to Japan where he now writes poetry and prose, in both English and Japanese.

7) In this dictionary the ideogram is used to mean'taboo '.

8) The ideogram: cave and naked person, bent with disease or old age.

9) As the ideogram, Chinese characters, the toot of Chinese culture, are featured by the vision of planar pictures.

10) As a kind of old ideogram,[http://sentencedict.com/ideogram.html] the characteristics of Chinese character is different from European alphabetic writing.

11) Gorphal picked up the parchment and raised one eyebrow slightly when he saw the familiar ideograms of the Golden Empire.

12) It was not until this "Golden Age of Tea" that a distinct ideogram for tea became a part of Chinese written language.

13) The distinction of the Chinese character from any character system in the world is not only due to its unique way of ideogram expression, but also because of its aesthetical features.

14) Further, he goes back to the tradition of the ideogram, which had been forgotten for almost fifty years.

15) The common belief is that the logo or the ideogram is the image embodying an organization.

16) The word idiographic is not to be confused with ideographic, which is the adjective formed from ideogram.

17) Literati flower-and-bird painting got preliminary development and gradually started to change from"painting on the shape"to"painting on the ideogram".

18) It applies these two concepts to analyze four translated versions of Chun Xiao and focuses on the reproduction of the aesthetic constituents from the aspects of rhythm image and ideogram .

19) In a natural language, a graphic character that represents an object or a concept and associated sound elements. Example: A Chinese ideogram or a Japanese Kanji.

20) The word idiographic is not to be confused with ideographic , which is the adjective formed ideogram.

21) There are so many complicated variants in Shui characters because of its nature of ideogram. The investigation about the variants is quite indispensable in the study on Shui characters.