例句與造句

1. The bank is often referred to colloquially as " AIB Bank ", an example of a redundant acronym.
2. Usage commentators consider such redundant acronyms poor style that is best avoided in writing, though they are common in speech.
3. The degree to which there is a need to avoid pleonasms such as redundant acronyms depends on one's balance point of descriptivism ( the realities of how natural language " is " used ).
4. Of these, the IANA encourages use of the name " US-ASCII " for Internet uses of ASCII ( even if it is a redundant acronym, but the US is needed because of regular confusion of the ASCII term with other 8 bit based character encoding schemes such as Extended ASCII or UTF-8 for example ).
5. These phases expand to " automated teller machine machine ", " human immunodeficiency virus virus ", " personal identification number number ", and " redundant array of independent disks array ", respectively . " RAS syndrome " is itself a tongue-in-cheek example of the RAS syndrome in action; it expands to " Redundant Acronym Syndrome syndrome ".
6. It's difficult to find redundant acronym in a sentence. 用redundant acronym造句挺難的
7. In all the examples listed above, the word after the acronym repeats a word represented in the acronym respectively, " Personal Identification Number number ", " Automated Teller Machine machine ", " Random Access Memory memory ", " Human Immunodeficiency Virus virus ", " Content Management System system " . ( See RAS syndrome for many more examples . ) The expansion of an acronym like PIN or HIV may be well known to English speakers, but the acronyms themselves have come to be treated as words, so little thought is given to what their expansion is ( and " PIN " is also pronounced the same as the word " pin "; disambiguation is probably the source of " PIN number "; " SIN number " for " Social Insurance Number number " is a similar common phrase in Canada . ) But redundant acronyms are more common with technical ( e . g . computer ) terms where well-informed speakers recognize the redundancy and consider it silly or ignorant, but mainstream users might not, since they may not be aware or certain of the full expansion of an acronym like " RAM ".