گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'significance'

1 عمومی:: اهمیت‌

2 عمومی:: معنی‌

3 عمومی:: قدر

4 عمومی:: مفاد

5 عمومی:: مفهوم‌

6 عمومی:: اهمیت

7 عمومی:: مقصود

1 general:: significance adjectives great/considerable significance • The judge said the new evidence was of great significance. little significance • This information on its own is of little significance. wider significance • The research dealt with one small group, but their conclusions are of much wider significance. special significance • This place has a special significance for Icelanders. political/social/historical etc significance • The political significance of this change should not be underestimated. verbs have significance • A child's relationship to his parents has a lasting signficance for his future relationships. attach significance to something (= give something importance ) • They say they don't attach much significance to opinion polls. take on a new/special etc significance (= start to have it ) • Sporting competitions took on a new political significance during the Cold War. acquire/assume significance formal (= take on significance ) • As links with Europe continue to grow, language learning assumes even greater significance. grasp/appreciate/understand the significance of something • The press was slow to grasp the significance of what had happened. assess the significance of something (= decide how important something is ) • It is often difficult to assess the significance of an event until more time has passed.

2 general::   noun ADJ. considerable, criminal, deep, enormous, great, immense, major, profound, real | full, general, wider The scientists are cautious about the wider significance of their findings. | limited, minor | particular, special | real, true They failed to appreciate the true significance of these discoveries. | functional, practical, statistical, strategic, symbolic, theoretical | constitutional, cultural, economic, moral, historical, political, religious, social VERB + SIGNIFICANCE have The ceremony has great symbolic significance. | acquire, assume, gain, take on Suddenly his son's relationship with the girl took on a new significance. | attach Let us not attach too much significance to these meetings. | assess | appreciate, be aware of, grasp, understand | exaggerate | minimize, play down, underestimate SIGNIFICANCE + VERB lie in sth The significance of this lies in the fact that he had previously denied all knowledge of the fund. | attach to sth Does any significance attach to the use of the technical terms? PREP. ~ for/to a meal that has particular significance for a Jewish family | of ~ a policy of special significance to women PHRASES be of little, no, etc. significance

3 general:: noun importance: It is of great significance to us. noun implication: The significance is crucial.