首页 › 答案 › 字母数字索引

🔤 字母A

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789
2501The change of idiom “A round peg in the squarest of holes” from the original form is（）.
2502Which of the following dictionaries is NOT a bilingual dictionary？（）
2503Semantically， a word which is related to other words is related to them in（）.
2504In the earliest stage of English， the written form of a word should（） that of the oral form.
2505Grammarians insist that a word be a（） form that can function in a sentence.
2506The idiom “bed of dust” is a（） as far as figures of speech are concerned.
2507Readers will usually find in a general dictionary the following areas of information of a word EXCEPT（） .
2508When we choose a dictionary， we should not pay attention to whether it is（）.
2509If we say that Old English was a language of（）endings， Middle English was one of leveled endings.
2510Collins COBUILD English Language Dictionary is a（n）（） dictionary.
2511In Shakespearean line “Rats and mice and such small deer”， “deer” obviously designates “animal” in general. Therefore “deer” is a typical example of（）.
2512“TV” is a（n）（）.
2513The prefix “mis-” in the word “mistrust” is a（）prefix.
2514“Washing machine” is a word formed by（）.
2515When we talk about a word in visual terms， a word can be defined as a（） group of letters printed or written horizontally across a piece of paper.
2516The idiom “failure is the mother of success” is a（） as far as figures of speech are concerned.
2517In the sentence “Just after two years he is quite a grown boy now.” The word grown can be classified into（）sense of transfer.
2518（） belongs to the sub-standard language， a category that seems to stand between the standard general words including informal ones available to everyone and in-group words.
2519In some cases， the meaning of a word may be influenced by the structure in which it occurs. This is called（）context.
2520Vocabulary is the most（）element of a language as it is undergoing constant changes both in form and content.
2521（）， the basic meaning of a word is the core of word-meaning called the central meaning.
2522The sentence “He is a hard businessman.” is ambiguous due to（）.
2523Which of the following is NOT true for a Chinese-English Dictionary（revised Edition）（CED）（1995）？（）
2524In the sentence“Copernicus believed in a heliocentric universe，rather than in the geocentric theory”，the meaning of heliocentric call be inferred from the clue of（）.（）
2525Which of the following is NOT a context clue？（）
2526（） is a process by which a word of wider meaning acquires a specialized sense. For example，the original meaning of the word“meat” was food and the modern meaning is edible flesh.（）
2527Which of the following is NOT one of the associative meaning of a word？（）
2528In formal use， “pot” means “cooking utensil”. Whereas， when it means “marijuana”， it is a（）
2529The main body of a dictionary is its（）of words.
2530The idiom "a bull in a china shop" was created probably by（）.
2531In the sentence" ‘Do get me a clop，’ she said， smacking her lips， but her brother， with a scornful glance up at the branches， said that there were none ripe yet." The meaning of clop can be inferred from the clue of（）.
2532When a word with multiple meanings is used in inadequate context， it creates（）.
2533There is associated transfer， for example， the lip of a wound； the tongue of a bell； the（） of a plane， in which the meaning is transferred through association.
2534Unlike radiation where each of the derived meanings is directly connected to the primary meaning，（）describes a process where each of the later meaning is related only to the preceding one like chains.
2535（） explains why a particular form has a particular meaning.
2536By（） motivation， we mean that the meaning of a particular word is related to its origin.
2537The singular and plural meaning of a noun is known as the（） meaning of a word.
2538The formation of new words by combining parts of two words or a word plus a part of another word is called.
2539At the end of 6th century， Latin-speaking Roman missionaries under St. Augustine came to spread（）in Britain， the introduction of which had a great impact on the English vocabulary.
2540Which of the following words is a neologism？
2541Collins COBUILD English Usage（1992） is a（n）（）dictionary.
2542（）share a likeness in denotation as well as in part of speech.
2543"Black" is a kind of color but its meaning is obviously affected when it occurs in such phrases as "black coffee"， "black market"， etc.This example demonstrates（）.
2544When we say the "mouth" of a river， we associate the opening part of the river with the mouth of a human being or an animal. In this sense， the word "mouth" conveys（）.
2545"A green hand" means an "inexperienced person"， not a hand that is green in color. In this sense， we can judge that "a green hand" is a（）.
2546Among the following words，（）contains a prefix of time and order.
2547In the early Modern English， Europe saw a new upsurge of learning ancient Greek and Roman classics. This is known in history as（）.
25481 .The definition of a word comprises the following points EXCEPT（）.
2549Which of the following idioms is NOT a phrasal verb？
2550When in a brown study is used as an idiom， brown cannot be replaced by red， green， etc. This shows that（） .
2551（）is used as context clues in the following sentence： "Do get me a clop." she said，smacking her lips， but her brother， with a scornful glance up at the branches， said that there were none ripe yet.
2552Which ofthe following prefixes is a pejorative prefix？
2553For the word antecedent， -ced - is called a（n）（）.
2554In Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English， one ofthe entries of the word blood says： [C]old use a fashionable young man. The information that is NOT provided under this entry is（）.
2555（） is used as context clue in the following sentence： The village had most of the usual amenities： a pub， a library， a post office and a school.
2556There was a fine rocking-chair his father used to sit in， a nest of small tables and a dark，imposing bookcase. Now all this furniture was to be sold， and with it his own past. We can see coherence by（） in the above sentences.
2557The word like airmail is a（n）（） word， since one can figure out its meaning from each morpheme ofthe word.
2558Of the following prefixes，（）is a prefix of attitude.
2559For the word contradiction， 　-dictis called a（n）（）.
2560The context where the meaning of a word is influenced by the structure in which it occurs is called（） context.
2561（） reason is reflected in the meaning change of the word car， from “a two-wheel cart drawn by horses and used in war”to“automobile”.
2562Words like bow that means bending the head as a greeting and bow that means the device used as shooting arrows are called（）.
2563In word meaning， the relationship between language and the world is（）， by means of which，a speaker indicates which things in the world are being talked about.
2564The word that has a prefix of size is（）.
2565Which of the following is NOT true about the definition of a word？
2566The main body of a dictionary is its（） of words.
2567The figure of speech used in the idiom a dark horse is（） .
2568That the word paper means differently in “a sheet of paper”， “a white paper” and “a term paper” shows that（） context affects the meaning of words.
2569Context may prove extremely valuable in guessing the（） of a new word.
2570Without（） ， there is no way to determine the very sense of a word that the speaker intended to convey.
2571Which of the following words has a negative prefix？
2572Martial arts from the Far East find their way into English vocabulary such as aikido， kungfu and black belt. These are just a few new words， but they will suffice to show（） .
2573In Old English period， the introduction of Christianity had a great impact on the English vocabulary. It brought many（） terms such as altar， amen and candle.
2574Vocabulary can refer to the total number of the words in a language， and it can stand for all the words used（） ， e.g. Old English vocabulary， Middle English vocabulary and Modem English vocabulary.
2575Usage notes and language notes in a dictionary explain the following EXCEPT（）.
2576Which of the following is a true idiom？
2577That the word do means differently in “do a city”，“do a sum” and “do the flowers” shows that（） context affects the meaning of words.
2578As most words have more than one meaning， it is often impossible to tell the meaning of a word before it is used in（）.
2579The process by which a word which originally had a specialized meaning has now become generalized is（）of word-meaning.
2580From a synchronic point of view， the basic meaning of a word is the（）.
2581A green hand is an “inexperienced person”， not a hand that is green in color. This example shows that compounds are different from free phrases in（） feature.
2582（）means an old form which takes on a new meaning to meet the new need.
2583Which of the following can NOT be defined as a word？
2584The Norman Conquest started a continual flow of French words into English.（） of them are still in use today.
2585Conversion is a method of（）.
2586Motel is a/an ?（）.
2587（） is a word-formation process by which a word is changed from one word-class into another without the change of form.
2588水泊梁山是几a景区？
2589周公山是几A景区啊？
2590牛郎岗海滨景区是几A景区？
2591刘公岛属于几A景区？
2592缙云仙都是几A景区？
2593雁荡山是几A风景区？
2594The derivational process， in which an item is converted to a new word class without the addition of an affix， is called（）.
2595（） is not a characteristic of basic word stock.
2596A word is a symbol that（）.
2597Old English has a vocabulary of about（） words. [ ]
2598Grammatical context refers to（） in which a word is used. [ ]
2599It seems first to have broken possession of a few minds in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries as an accompaniment of the great advances in pure science.
2600It would be a shallow kind of optimism to assume that the introduction of the art of inventing has been as immediate and unmixed blessing to mankind.
‹1…252627…455›