| 词汇 | alphabetic |
| 释义 | alphabetic adjective[ not gradable ] uk /ˌæl.fəˈbet.ɪk/ us /ˌæl.fəˈbet̬.ɪk/ An alphabetic language has a letter or combinations of letters and marks to represent each speech sound in the language.字母的;用字母的 Linguistics: terminology & vocabulary abbreviated form accommodation Anglicism antonym antonymous applicative buzzword cognate coinage homonymic homonymy homophonic homophony hypernym productively receptive receptively referent superordinate vocab You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Letters of alphabets He taught the people how to form and use alphabetic signs and instructed them in mathematics: he gave them their code of laws. It is not known who invented the alphabetic system of writing. The Chinese language is by all means the counterpart of the alphabetic stock. The privilege of modifying alphabetic form is one that has been frequently exercised. There were, doubtless, many steps taken in slow succession before the invention of alphabetic writing. alphabetic | American Dictionaryalphabetic adjective[ not gradable ] writing An alphabetic language has a letter or combinations of letters and marks to represent each speech sound in the language. Examples of alphabeticalphabetic We focus specifically on a target audience of adult second language learners who are not literate in any alphabetic script, in any language. In this case, bilingualism accompanied by biliteracy eventually resulted in more advanced understanding of the symbolic relation between letters and sounds in an alphabetic script. Alphabetic awareness was measured by asking children to report the initial letters of 24 spoken words. The alphabetic principle is more relevant to reading responses to words than to providing sound labels for isolated letters. Gradually the child progresses to the later alphabetic phase, known as phonetic spelling. This enables beginners as early as the partial alphabetic phase to remember double letter patterns in words. Measures of kindergarten writing, alphabetic skills, socioliteracy variables, and general ability were all administered individually at the end of the kindergarten school year. By this account, the contribution of kindergarten writing to later literacy skills is explained as the joint product of both socioliteracy and alphabetic variables. In the case of reading comprehension, both socioliteracy and alphabetic variables provided equally convincing explanations for the contribution of kindergarten writing. At the end of the quire, on originally blank leaves, two scribes have added brief notes on indulgences and feasts, and an alphabetic divination (40). Anyone who can read the 20/20 line on the char t is correctly identifying alphabetic characters that are 6 arcminutes high. The order of the names is purely alphabetic. Speech is not an acoustic alphabet, and people could not perceive acoustic alphabetic sequences at practically useful rates. Alphabetic languages differ in terms of the relative consistency of the spelling - sound correspondences at different levels or grain sizes. Until a few years ago, it was assumed that the word recognition procedures occurred across all alphabetic systems, regardless of their orthographic consistency. See all examples of alphabetic 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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