Adstratum

a variety of bilingualism resulting from the prolonged existence of two languages in the same territory. An adstratum arises from the effect which the language of the newcomers has on that of the native population; the former is at first preserved in the capacity of a neighbor language. Linguistic changes associated with adstratum transcend the mere borrowing of individual words and concern the very structure of the language (phonetic, grammatical, lexical). As a result of adstratum, linguistic signs common to genetically unrelated languages may appear.

V. V. RASKIN

单词	adstratum
释义	adstratum ad·stra·tum (ăd′strā′təm, -străt′əm)n. pl. ad·stra·ta (-strā′tə, -străt′ə) An adstrate. [ad- + stratum (on the model of substratum).] Adstratum Adstratum a variety of bilingualism resulting from the prolonged existence of two languages in the same territory. An adstratum arises from the effect which the language of the newcomers has on that of the native population; the former is at first preserved in the capacity of a neighbor language. Linguistic changes associated with adstratum transcend the mere borrowing of individual words and concern the very structure of the language (phonetic, grammatical, lexical). As a result of adstratum, linguistic signs common to genetically unrelated languages may appear. V. V. RASKIN
随便看	been in the picture been in the poor house been in the poor-house been in the poorhouse been in the process been in the race been in the right been in the right spot at the right time been in the secret been in the short strokes been in the thick of things been in the wars been in the worst possible taste been intimate with been intimate with her been intimate with him been intimate with somebody been intimate with someone been intimate with them been intimate with us been intimate with you been in time been into been in touch with been in touch with it

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