linguistic

形容词语言的; 语言学的

1. 语言的：我在教学中还特别注重学习策略的培养,学习策略可分为五类:认知的(cognitive)、人际关系的(interpersonal)、语言的(linguistic)、情感的(affective)和创造的(creative),每类学习策略又可分为对应完成不同任务的若干策略,

2. 语言学：是源自一些关于普通语言的核心的不妥帖(inadequacy),而是来自于这样一个事实,这些社会逻辑的举动不是直接指向关于逻辑凝聚力的追求,也不像语言的文献学(philological),逻辑或语言学(linguistic)的用途--那些应该是真正被称作学术的,

3. 语言：历经30年,无数学者、培训师、治疗师在实践中不断探索总结出了NLP,既神经(neuro)语言(linguistic)程序(programming)学,是成人关于了解和解除负面情绪的一个顶尖技术.

4. 语言上的：kaleidoscopic 五花八门的 | linguistic 语言上的 | mannerism 怪癖

1. 语言的；语言学的
    Linguistic abilities or ideas relate to language or linguistics.

    e.g. ...linguistic skills.
           语言技能
    e.g. ...linguistic theory.
           语言学理论

2. 语言学
    Linguistics is the study of the way in which language works.

    e.g. Modern linguistics emerged as a distinct field in the nineteenth century.
           现代语言学在19世纪作为一个独立的领域出现。
    e.g. ...applied linguistics.
           应用语言学

1. But I had no way to explain the actual source of my nausea was the snails wriggling through my guts because of linguistic limitations.

2. China is most certainly not alone when it comes to linguistic howlers.

3. It is time to stop thinking of Chinglish as a linguistic disease.

4. linguistic

4. The think tank will try to contribute to the county's linguistic clout by offering strategic advice on usage and development.

5. Belgium's linguistic and cultural diversity can also be seen in the country's complex system of government.

6. A distinctive Chinese language contributes to linguistic diversity, the very thing that makes the world's cultural heritage so colorful and admirable.

7. Whether a neologism is a correct word or not should not be judged by linguistic standards but rather by the test of time.

8. The genre is often generally censured as rough in linguistic craftsmanship, and stereotyped in plot and portrayal of character.

9. linguistic在线翻译

9. The young master asks one question after another, doing his best to raise difficult questions his linguistic adversary cannot answer.

10. Now the phrase receives linguistic legitimacy and enters the Oxford English Dictionary, along with thousands of other new and revised entries.

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