英语词汇“sino-korean”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

a. Forming adjectives and nouns referring to varieties of a specified language that are strongly influenced by Chinese, e.g. in having numerous Chinese loanwords or using Chinese script, or referring to the part of the vocabulary of a language that is borrowed from Chinese or created from Chinese-derived elements, as in Sino-Korean, Sino-Vietnamese. Cf. Sino-Xenic adj., Sinico- comb. form 2.Recorded earliest in Sino-Japanese n. See also Sino-Tibetan adj. 2a.

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Sino-Korean1906

1906 Korea Review 6 169 Its defects are, firstly, uncertainty as to the meaning of Sino-Korean words without the Chinese character; e.g. Shin may mean God, devil, shoe, faith, new, etc.

1922 T'oung Pao 21 4 (heading) The Wu dialect and Sino-Korean.

1953 D. Portway Korea vii. 122 Sino-Korean words can be transcribed into hangul.

1962 Language 38 376 They are also supported by modern readings in Cantonese, Hakka, Amoy, Sino-Korean, Sino-Japanese, and Sino-Vietnamese.

1978 Jrnl. Chinese Linguistics 6 12 This must always be kept in mind while using Sino-Vietnamese data for reconstructing Ancient Chinese.

2019 Asian Ethnol. 78 252 The main Buddhist scriptures..were translated from commonly unintelligible Sino-Korean to the modern Korean language.

单词	sino-korean
释义	> as lemmas Sino-Korean a. Forming adjectives and nouns referring to varieties of a specified language that are strongly influenced by Chinese, e.g. in having numerous Chinese loanwords or using Chinese script, or referring to the part of the vocabulary of a language that is borrowed from Chinese or created from Chinese-derived elements, as in Sino-Korean, Sino-Vietnamese. Cf. Sino-Xenic adj., Sinico- comb. form 2.Recorded earliest in Sino-Japanese n. See also Sino-Tibetan adj. 2a. ΘΚΠ the mind > language > languages of the world > Sino-Tibetan > [noun] > Chinese > and Korean Sino-Korean1906 1906 Korea Review 6 169 Its defects are, firstly, uncertainty as to the meaning of Sino-Korean words without the Chinese character; e.g. Shin may mean God, devil, shoe, faith, new, etc. 1922 T'oung Pao 21 4 (heading) The Wu dialect and Sino-Korean. 1953 D. Portway Korea vii. 122 Sino-Korean words can be transcribed into hangul. 1962 Language 38 376 They are also supported by modern readings in Cantonese, Hakka, Amoy, Sino-Korean, Sino-Japanese, and Sino-Vietnamese. 1978 Jrnl. Chinese Linguistics 6 12 This must always be kept in mind while using Sino-Vietnamese data for reconstructing Ancient Chinese. 2019 Asian Ethnol. 78 252 The main Buddhist scriptures..were translated from commonly unintelligible Sino-Korean to the modern Korean language. extracted from Sino-comb. form¹ < as lemmas
随便看	to gird off to gird on to gird one's loins to gird one's reins to gird out to gird the loins to gird to death to gird to ground to gird together to gird up to gird up the loins to girdle about, in, round to girn at to girt against to girth on, up to give a (occasionally thing) the fingers to give a a person a miss to give a baby the breast to give a backie to give a bad name to give a ball to give a ball air to give a beating to give a bell to give a big hand

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