ideographs

ideographs

美 　英

• n.表意符號(如5,十,=)；會意[表意]文字
• 網絡語義符；往往分為表意字；形意文字

例句

However, some characters require up to 50% more space to be encoded in UTF-8 -- especially Chinese, Japanese, and Korean (CJK) ideographs.

不過一些字符的UTF-8編碼占用的空間要多出50%，特別是中文、日文和韓文（CJK）這樣的象形文字。

a. These ideographs (having the same abstract shape) would have been unified except for the Source Separation Rule.

此二字（「說、說」）抽象形相同，按理應合并，惟與來源準則沖突。

Usually used to refer to the common Han ideographs shared by th three languages and other issues surrounding this.

通常指三國語言公用的漢字和相關的其他事項。

Ideographs are written symbols that represent spoken words.

表意文字是描繪口頭語言的書面文字符號。

For CJK Unified Ideographs blocks, browse by radical.

對于中日韓統一表意文字塊，瀏覽激進。

Chinese characters are ideographs , each of which looks like someone's action.

中國漢字是象形文字，每一個文字都像一個人的動作。

In addition, this subset can also facilitate global electronic communications in Chinese by providing a shared subset of ideographs.

再者，藉著提供一個國際表意文字子集，國際間的中文電子通訊便能得以改善。

This is especially advantageous for characters beyond U+1000, such as Han ideographs .

此尤其有利于漢字等字碼大于U+1000的字元。

Layout of the Chinese ideographs on keyboard

漢字整字鍵盤盤面字排列

222 additional CJK Unified Ideographs in common use in China, Taiwan, and Japan

222個CJK統一象形文字，它們在中國、臺灣和日本通用