例句與造句

1. :The technical linguistic term is " geminate " or " geminated " consonant.
2. Activities include technical linguistic discussions and general, sociological, or philosophical debates and discussions.
3. Unfortunately, your personal definition of the term subjunctive is highly idiosyncratic, and simply does not align with traditional or technical linguistic usage.
4. If ( quote ) technical linguistic correctness is not your purpose for altering a documents words without changing its effect, what are you talking about again?
5. Much of it was anecdotal rather than research-based, but covered things in a fairly technical linguistic way, analysing how phonemes come together to form words, how certain things are pronounced differently than in mainstream types of English.
6. It's difficult to find technical linguistics in a sentence. 用technical linguistics造句挺難的
7. If neither points you towards the information you need, however, or if you are having difficulty parsing what will largely be highly technical linguistic and neurological terminology, post a follow up comment and I'll see if I can't isolate some more germane and readily-accessible works . talk 04 : 37, 25 November 2014 ( UTC)
8. Speaking from a technical linguistics point of view, those two are translated as " code " and " capacity " and go back to Ferdinand de Saussure, who wrote of the difference between a communication system ( for example English or French etc ) as it exists abstractly and independently of any one speaker ( " code " ) and on the other hand your own personal " capacity " to implement that system that exists inside your own head.
9. :I don't know what Said said ( nor do I particularly care that much, since he was not a linguist, and not particularly qualified to comment on technical linguistic matters )-- but the reality of the Indo-European and Semitic language groups is established beyond question in scientific linguistics . ( However, the idea of Indo-European and Semitic " races " [ sic ] is of course nonsense . ) The German word for " Indo-European " is " Indogermanisch ".
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