linguistics
linguística
definition
noun
It is concerned with the applications of linguistics and psycholinguistics in first-language education.
the scientific study of language and its structure, including the study of morphology, syntax, phonetics, and semantics. Specific branches of linguistics include sociolinguistics, dialectology, psycholinguistics, computational linguistics, historical-comparative linguistics, and applied linguistics.
translation of 'linguistics'
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linguística
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Not all scholars are agreed on the boundaries and relationship between 'linguistics' and sociolinguistics.
In 'linguistics' a grammar is a limited set of rules which allows the production an unlimited number of sentences.
I don't know how well I could have understood 'linguistics' without knowing another language.
I won't comment on the theology of this position, but as 'linguistics' , it's nonsense.
Prosody in 'linguistics' refers to the study of intonation, tone, and stress in language.
That most if not all human languages are infinite is one of the central observations of modern 'linguistics' .
It includes an essay on language and 'linguistics' , which may be supplemented by the treatment of style in Book III of the Rhetoric.
Machine translation is at the confluence of 'linguistics' and computer science.
She studied for a year in Paris, when she studied 'linguistics' at the Sorbonne.
All I mean by internet linguistics is the application of 'linguistics' as a subject to this new domain of language experience.
It is concerned with the applications of 'linguistics' and psycholinguistics in first-language education.
Are there any equations that come out of 'linguistics' that should be included in my hypothetical course?
If I studied 'linguistics' my French professor would be sure to have a stroke.
In 'linguistics' , there are presently two main approaches to solving the problems associated with the description of emotions.
There are interesting ideas contained in the sections on 'linguistics' and sociology.
Comparisons between 'linguistics' and fields like history or chemistry give similar results.
The notion of specificity in 'linguistics' is notoriously non-specific.
His views revolutionized the study of language and inaugurated modern 'linguistics' .
In fact, after psychology, 'linguistics' is probably the cognitive discipline par excellence.
Considering how small a fraction of the web is devoted to 'linguistics' , that's extraordinary.
New technology is allowing 'linguisticians' to analyse language as never before.
The well known 'linguistician' has described one aspect of what I am talking about as Linguistic Imperialism.
If you are an adult or a college-level person (or a gifted 'linguistician' ), this is a very in-depth and complete beginning Arabic book.
If objects of higher orders are admitted, the need for metamathematics disappears and the mathematician need no longer be portrayed as a part-time 'linguistician' .
It is a seminal work that is important to literary critics, art historians, 'linguisticians' , social historians, philosophers, and psychologists.
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