单词 | lexicon |
释义 | lex·i·con 1. < for the making of the great lexicon of the Greek language — Times Literary Supplement > 2. < in her financial lexicon, five cents was as valuable as five dollars — Calder Willingham > < the realization that Marxism is not a complete lexicon of progress — New Republic > < the missile … will become more and more important in the whole lexicon of war — H.W.Baldwin > 3. < the lexicon of human struggle, through which she had searched to decipher a meaning, dissolved for her and floated away — Heln Howe > < in the bright lexicon of LP, I know of no other pair of standard symphonies … so essentially satisfying — Irving Kolodin > 4. < linguistic classifications established on the basis of lexicon (as against those based on grammar) are more apt to prove right and to be demonstrable — N.A.McQuown > |
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