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What does an indeogram illautrates?

It seems you're asking about an "ideogram" and how it illustrates. Let's break down the terms:

* Ideogram: A symbol that represents an idea or concept, rather than a specific sound or word. Think of the symbols for "male" (♂) and "female" (♀). They don't sound out the words, but instantly convey the meaning.

* Illustrates: To explain or make something clear through examples or pictures.

So, an ideogram illustrates a concept or idea by visually representing it, often in a simplified and abstract way.

Here are some examples:

* Traffic Signs: Stop signs (an octagon), yield signs (a triangle), and speed limit signs (a circle) all use ideograms to convey their meaning quickly and universally.

* Mathematical Symbols: + (addition), - (subtraction), = (equals) all represent abstract concepts, and we understand them instantly.

* Emojis: 🙂, 😭, 👍 – these small pictures often convey emotions or actions more efficiently than words.

Let me know if you have any more questions about ideograms or how they work!

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