单词	acontextual
释义	acontextual adjective acon·​tex·​tu·​al ˌā-kän-ˈteks-chə-wəl  -kən-, -chəl, -chü-əl : not occurring in, relating to, determined by, or conforming to a particular context … identifies the contrasting acontextual self, in which the individual stands apart from family relationships and pursues her or his individual needs and desires with maximum independence. Howard P. Chudacoff, The Age of the Bachelor, 1999 acontextuality ˌā-kän-ˌteks-chə-ˈwa-lə-tē  noun acontextually adverb It also follows that where a patentee has used a word or phrase which, acontextually, might have a particular meaning (narrow or wide) it does not necessarily have the meaning in context. Cameron McKenna, Mondaq Business Briefing, 29 Apr. 2005 Word History Etymology a- entry 2 + contextual First Known Use 1976, in the meaning defined above
随便看	points (out) points (to) points (toward) points (up) points d'angleterre points d'appui points d'espagne points d'esprit points d'hongrie points de gaze points for points of care points of no return points of view points out points to points toward points turc points turque points up points up something points-of-care pointsman pointsmen pointy

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