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

seme1

/siːm

noun

Another term for semanteme.Semic analysis is an operation readers perform unconsciously when they identify in a text verbal derivations from a key word's semantic features, the semes....

The seme of indebtedness attaches itself definitively to Peter in the board meeting where George is obliged to come to his defence.
As we know, any word corresponds to a sememe, a set of distinctive semantic features, the semes, whose relationships determine that word's meaning (for example, the semes human and female are components of the sememe woman).

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek sēma 'sign'.

semé2

/ˈsɛmi

/ /ˈsɛmeɪ

(also semée)

adjective Heraldry

Covered with small bearings of indefinite number (e.g. stars, fleurs-de-lis) arranged all over the field: semé of crosses flory...

When the number of charges exceeds six, they produce the appearance of a pattern and the field thus covered is called semé (sowing) or said to be powdered.
As a result the municipality received on 10 Apr 1986 a new Coat of Arms: blue with a semé of silver blocks and charged with a lion rampant armed red, surmontée a yellow crown of three leaves and two pearls.

Origin

Late Middle English: French, literally 'sown', past participle of semer.

单词	seme
释义	seme1 /siːm / noun Another term for semanteme.Semic analysis is an operation readers perform unconsciously when they identify in a text verbal derivations from a key word's semantic features, the semes.... The seme of indebtedness attaches itself definitively to Peter in the board meeting where George is obliged to come to his defence. As we know, any word corresponds to a sememe, a set of distinctive semantic features, the semes, whose relationships determine that word's meaning (for example, the semes human and female are components of the sememe woman). Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek sēma 'sign'. semé2 /ˈsɛmi / /ˈsɛmeɪ / (also semée) adjective Heraldry Covered with small bearings of indefinite number (e.g. stars, fleurs-de-lis) arranged all over the field: semé of crosses flory... When the number of charges exceeds six, they produce the appearance of a pattern and the field thus covered is called semé (sowing) or said to be powdered. As a result the municipality received on 10 Apr 1986 a new Coat of Arms: blue with a semé of silver blocks and charged with a lion rampant armed red, surmontée a yellow crown of three leaves and two pearls. Origin Late Middle English: French, literally 'sown', past participle of semer.
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