represent [ rep·re·sent ]
Verb
We began mostly by representing residents on welfare cases.
Wade represented Great Britain
Both are represented in their respective parliament.
the Duke of Edinburgh was represented by the Countess Mountbatten
this figure represents eleven per cent of the company's total sales
The above represents an excellent example of a market economy.
NYO alumni are represented in all 21 principal Canadian orchestras.
santos are small wooden figures representing saints
the young were consistently represented as being in need of protection
In cartoons and drawings an alcoholic beverage is represented by an XXX sign, but for a reason.
the three heads of Cerberus represent the past, present, and future
The means of stage expression is also restricted by Yew's choice to employ only five actors to represent the many figures who appear throughout the play.
it was represented to him that she would be an unsuitable wife
Further, he claims Eircom wrongly represented that the agreed discount was for £85, 000.

