lexicon
英 [ˈlek.sɪ.kən]
美 [ˈlek.sɪ.kən]
为了记忆单词“lexicon”,可以将其分解为“lexi-”(与词汇、词库有关)和“-con”(类似于“-thon”,表示大量或集合)。因此,可以想象一个“lexicon”就像是一本包含了大量词汇的“词汇大集合”或“词汇大全”。通过将这个词与“词汇宝库”或“词汇档案”这样的场景联系起来,可以帮助记忆这个单词。
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lexicon 词典来自希腊语lexis,词,来自PIE*leg,说,词源同lecture.比较dictionary.
- lexicon (n.)
- c. 1600, "a dictionary," from Middle French lexicon or directly from Modern Latin lexicon, from Greek lexikon (biblion) "word (book)," from neuter of lexikos "pertaining to words," from lexis "word," from legein "say" (see lecture (n.)).
Used originally of dictionaries of Greek, Syriac, Hebrew and Arabic, because these typically were in Latin and in Modern Latin lexicon, not dictionarius, was the preferred word. The modern sense of "vocabulary proper to some sphere of activity" (1640s) is a figurative extension.
- 1. the lexicon of finance and economics
- 财经词汇
- 2. Chocolate equals sin in most people's lexicon.
- 巧克力在大多数人的字典里等同于罪恶。
- 3. Again according to the Lexicon, Bill was born in 1970.
- 同样根据百科全书, 比尔生于1970年.
- 4. Silent earthquakes are only just beginning to enter the public lexicon.
- 无声地震才刚开始要成为众所周知的语汇.
- 5. Some fades quickly, but some becomes a part of the national lexicon.
- 其中一些俚语很快就被人们遗忘了, 但是有一些则最终会成为该语言的一部分.