Definition of signifié in English:

signifié

noun ˌsiːnjiːˈfjeɪ

French.

词汇	signifié
释义	Definition of signifié in English: signifié noun ˌsiːnjiːˈfjeɪ another term for signified Example sentencesExamples Such a sign has two parts: a signifier, the form; something signified (signifié), what is referred to, the meaning. Two kinds of relations hold between signifié and signifiant: on the one hand a reciprocal relationship, which means that the sound sequence automatically evokes the concept linked to it and vice versa. Which signifiant is used for which signifié is solely based on an ‘agreement’, a kind of ‘contract’, as it were, between the members of a speech community. When the analysis of images is further specified the meaning, the signifié, has to be considered more and more. Origin French.
随便看	put the spotlight on put the squeeze on put the squeeze on put the stopper on put the stress/accent/force on put the tin lid on put the tin lid on put the tin lid on it put the wind up put the wind up someone put the wrong slant on put things in put things in order for put thoughts into words put-through put through put through put through its paces put through their paces put through the mangle put through the mill put through the the mangle put through the third degree put through the wringer put/throw in jail