Represent (verb)

1. Depict or be a symbol of.
2. Take the place of; act as a substitute for.
3. Act as an agent for (someone) in a legal or business capacity.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin repraesentare, from re- "again" + praesentare "place in front" (see present1).

Examples:

1. The statue represents the goddess of love.
2. He will represent the company at the trade show.
3. The painting represents the artist's feelings.
4. She represents the company in legal matters.
5. He represents the district in congress.