| 词汇 | example_english_tap |
| 释义 | Examples of tapThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Alternatively it could be that this factor taps into some other, structural, dimension of the local area. They are tapping rubber that are no longer productive. We, like many users of the task, would not want to claim that it taps directly into necessary stages of speech processing. On the one hand, there are serious reasons to doubt that the task tapped the semantic level. A number of studies have suggested that lexical decision and naming tap different aspects of post-lexical processing. Future research should address this issue directly using various types of phonemic awareness tasks that tap into the representation and processing of intrasyllabic units. They appear to tap into different additional skills. The hind legs rubbed or tapped repeatedly on the ventral surface of the female's abdomen. Whenever a town succeeded in tapping a larger supply of water, its drainage became a more acute problem. This test taps children's ability to recall appropriate words in context and provides information pertaining to receptive and expressive vocabulary. Thus, vocabulary knowledge and the skills tapped by the ability to recognize written words were associated with naming ability. The child was instructed to listen for the target word dog and to raise or tap a finger whenever he or she heard the target. The pattern of intercorrelations across various submeasures of exam performance was not uniform, suggesting that different exam components were tapping a range of different abilities. Infants' expressed emotions were measured with four different observational methods that, in aggregate, tap positive and negative emotional responses across a broad range of situations. Within the groups of metered tap and non-tap households, however, our data are likely to be largely representative. We also now find strong effects of rationing on overall water demand among metered tap households. In section 5, we present tentative estimations on a merged data sets including both metered tap and coping households. Coping households were found to use less than one-fifth as much water as metered tap households do. A main result here is that the water connection itself explains most of the difference between tap and coping consumption. If avoidance measures are widely used, health risks from the drinking water when actually consumed may be substantially different from such risks at the tap. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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