guy(MAN)informal
chap.
noun[ C ]
written abbreviation forchapter: 书（章，回，篇）（chapter的缩写）
Chap. 21第21章

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Books & parts of books
acknowledgment
acknowledgmentsphrase
addendum
artwork
bibliographical
bibliographically
concordance
epigraph
epilogue
errata
erratum
ex-libris
jacket
library
monograph
non-biographical
omnibus
preface
spine
verso

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In a few places in chap. 1, additional explication would have helped.
In chap. 14, two categories, primary sign languages and alternate sign languages, are introduced.
In chap. 2, the field study that provided the empirical basis is introduced.
The presence and emergence of writing traditions and systems (orthographies) are presented in chap. 5, with discussion of their varying degrees of use.
Many readers of this journal will find chap. 2 quite helpful.
Finally, chap. 11 seeks to answer the question of how developmental patterns observed across the languages are related across the three domains.
His 1990 book (chap. 7) comprehensively reviews research done on these sections up to the late 1980s.
In chap. 10, the importance of language attitudes as determinants of linguistic behavior is discussed.
The streams metaphors appear in chap. 4, 86- 88.
The identities analyzed in the data-based chapters are masculinity (chap. 4), ethnicity and nationality (chap. 5), and masculinity together with ethnicity (chap. 6).
Finally, chap. 12 offers a prospective of the world's languages.
Instead of being in their offices doctors work out of their offices and another chap operates his business out of his address.
In chap. 8, which looks at the modulation of word meaning, language typology is discussed in relation to acquisition.
As a result, bioethics has developed its own language, much like a pidgin (chap. 4), yet such trade in disciplinary language conventions generates additional tensions.
The discussion of right (and wrong) in chap. 3 explores the use of this term in both moral discourse and conversational contexts.
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