| 释义 |
Trager–Smith Linguistics.|ˈtreɪgə ˈsmɪθ|
The names of George L. Trager (b. 1906) and Henry L. Smith (b. 1913), American linguists, co-authors of An Outline of English Structure (1951); used attrib. with reference to the method of linguistic analysis and phonemic transcription exemplified in this monograph. See also Smith–Trager.
1955Language XXXI. 313 The Trager–Smith phonology..is the most nearly successful attempt at a statement of the English phonemic system that has yet been made. 1959Wimsatt & Beardsley in PMLA LXXIV. 586 The relation between meter and Trager–Smith linguistics. 1961Dissert. Abstr. XXII. 1990 From the tapes the words were transcribed phonemically according to the Trager–Smith notation. 1962Amer. Speech XXXVII. 154 A Trager–Smith analysis of the Middle English long mid vowels. 1965A. H. Roberts Statistical Linguistic Analysis of Amer. Eng. v. 35 The system of notation in the count of French, Carter, and Koenig uses only one character to represent a diphthong, the Trager–Smith system uses two. |