| 词汇 | berg |
| 释义 | berg noun[ C ] uk /bɜːɡ/ us /bɝːɡ/ an iceberg冰山 MB Photography/Moment/GettyImages Ice cryosphere flash-freeze Examples of bergberg They saw no sign of life on the berg nor on its ice-rafted ships, which appeared to have been abandoned. The first iceberg, a large tabular berg, had already been spotted at 0410. We saw a big berg break yesterday, it was a loud crash. These did not result in tabular bergs of any great size, just large numbers of bergs of a vast variety of shapes and sizes. Big bergs started to break away from barrier. The survivors were marooned on an ice floe and driven against a large berg. One of the other yachts narrowly missed destruction when the berg to which it was moored suddenly toppled over. A berg hit our martingale12 and displaced it, broke several iron fastenings. Berg claims that dissimilation occurs because repetition is difficult to process. Berg also explained gender resemblance by the existence of gender nodes. Berg's explanation of word class identity featured word class nodes, which send back activation to all items connected to them. Boat was lowered and immediately photo taken, also fine big bergs all about. Berg illustrates this with a set of anecdotes. Berg's music itself would have sounded strange to seventeenth century ears but his aims were much the same as theirs. Berg's book draws upon an impressive range of archive-based sources and secondary works listed in a useful bibliography. 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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