Definition of sublanguage in English:

sublanguage

noun ˈsʌbˌlaŋɡwɪdʒˈsəbˌlaNGɡwij

A specialized language or jargon associated with a specific group or context.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a sublanguage under ‘Sepik’ and is spoken on Papua New Guinea, apparently by a race of mathematical savants.
- It's important to mention that sublanguages and controlled languages are not mutually exclusive.
- In some areas, there were sublanguages for use in the presence of certain relatives, for communicating with children, or for ceremonial occasions.
- One of these sublanguages has recently originated at the boundary between Russian and English speaking cultures.
- Although he didn't put it this way, the distributions in sublanguages are very sharp, light-tailed.
- On the contrary, the urge to catalog and describe sublanguages accurately implies a certain amount of respect.

Definition of sublanguage in US English:

sublanguage

nounˈsəbˌlaNGɡwij

A specialized language or jargon associated with a specific group or context.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's important to mention that sublanguages and controlled languages are not mutually exclusive.
- In some areas, there were sublanguages for use in the presence of certain relatives, for communicating with children, or for ceremonial occasions.
- Although he didn't put it this way, the distributions in sublanguages are very sharp, light-tailed.
- It's a sublanguage under ‘Sepik’ and is spoken on Papua New Guinea, apparently by a race of mathematical savants.
- One of these sublanguages has recently originated at the boundary between Russian and English speaking cultures.
- On the contrary, the urge to catalog and describe sublanguages accurately implies a certain amount of respect.

单词	sublanguage
释义	Definition of sublanguage in English: sublanguage noun ˈsʌbˌlaŋɡwɪdʒˈsəbˌlaNGɡwij A specialized language or jargon associated with a specific group or context. Example sentencesExamples It's a sublanguage under ‘Sepik’ and is spoken on Papua New Guinea, apparently by a race of mathematical savants. It's important to mention that sublanguages and controlled languages are not mutually exclusive. In some areas, there were sublanguages for use in the presence of certain relatives, for communicating with children, or for ceremonial occasions. One of these sublanguages has recently originated at the boundary between Russian and English speaking cultures. Although he didn't put it this way, the distributions in sublanguages are very sharp, light-tailed. On the contrary, the urge to catalog and describe sublanguages accurately implies a certain amount of respect. Definition of sublanguage in US English: sublanguage nounˈsəbˌlaNGɡwij A specialized language or jargon associated with a specific group or context. Example sentencesExamples It's important to mention that sublanguages and controlled languages are not mutually exclusive. In some areas, there were sublanguages for use in the presence of certain relatives, for communicating with children, or for ceremonial occasions. Although he didn't put it this way, the distributions in sublanguages are very sharp, light-tailed. It's a sublanguage under ‘Sepik’ and is spoken on Papua New Guinea, apparently by a race of mathematical savants. One of these sublanguages has recently originated at the boundary between Russian and English speaking cultures. On the contrary, the urge to catalog and describe sublanguages accurately implies a certain amount of respect.
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