| 释义 |
ˈnon-word
[non- 2.]
A word that is not recorded or not established.
1961Life 27 Oct. 4 (heading) A non-word deluge. 1963Punch 16 Jan. 95/1 The aesthetically displeasing non⁓word ‘annoyment’. 1967D. G. Hays Introd. Computational Linguistics v. 87 But for that to be practical, the memory would have to be large enough so that every string of letters shorter than the longest word in the language could serve as a cell index, and almost all the cells in the memory would be empty—since almost every letter string is a nonword. 1970Sun (Gainesville, Florida) 8 Jan., The School Board's petition to the Supreme Court contained an error, the non-word ‘predominately’. |