| 词汇 | example_english_verbally |
| 释义 | Examples of verballyThese 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. And what about 6/8 finales that use the hunt as a musical topic but do not identify it verbally; are they somehow different? It occurs most frequently in pre-verbal position, with compound tenses, or post-verbally, with simple or complex tenses, before any complements and satellites. In sentences with simple tenses it always occurs post-verbally, before any complements or satellites, as in (57). Speakers may otherwise verbally indicate their unease with expressing a controversial view. In addition, we asked the participants to verbally recall as many components of the figure as they can, immediately before drawing from memory. If participants were unable to answer within 30 s, they were verbally instructed to move on to the next item. It finds a foyer and again confirms it verbally. In communicating a probability to be assessed to a domain expert, the probability is often transcribed verbally in terms of frequencies. Expressing that one did not understand something properly either verbally or nonverbally. The vignette ended with the two boys engaging in a verbally and physically aggressive interchange. Recall that the preference for verbal gerunds over nominal gerunds is not confined to complex syntactic configurations that can only be expressed verbally. For the speeded task, participants were told verbally and via an information screen on the computer that they would briefly see a sentence appear. However, it is also possible to turn it into a classical representation by describing it verbally or by giving it a name. Nouns may not be universal ; adjectives are certainly not universal, and numerals may be expressed verbally. We have presented a theory of explicit or verbally accessible memories as events recalled through accessing a knowledge structure of self. Children are able to form and retain accurate, organized, verbally accessible memories of both traumatic and nontraumatic events. We now have a literature that supports the capacity to verbally recall events even if language was not present at the time the event occurred. Consequently, it did not attempt to embed its semiotic processes in the signs of the times, verbally or visually. A final example of a possible locus for development is the frequent use of it post-verbally by many of the children in our sample. It was also possible for a plaintiff to make a direct appeal verbally, choosing a moment when the magistrate came out of the yamen. Thus, by 3 years of age children are able to report verbally both repeated experiences and distinctive experiences, although these reports differ in their specificity. Although 2-year-olds are able to verbally report bits and pieces of their past experiences, they have difficulty giving a coherent account of what occurred. First, participants are coded on whether they successfully retold the story either verbally or nonverbally as described above to obtain a skill level. But only those children who were linguistically more sophisticated at the time of the initial experience were subsequently able to recall the event verbally. The patterns suggest that the ability to recall an event verbally may depend on the ability to verbally describe the event at time of experience. 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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