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

discourse community n. Linguistics and Sociology a group of people sharing a common and distinct mode of communication or discourse, esp. within a particular domain of intellectual or social activity.

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society > society and the community > [noun] > a community > other types of community

churchOE

phalanx1602

republic1610

phalanstery1839

faith community1896

technocracy1925

plural community1939

Dogpatch1946

discourse community1972

1972 C. Oglesby in D. C. Noel Seeing Castaneda (1976) iii. ix. 163 As it was understood by the discourse community that employed it, Snow's observation that a breach had arisen in the body-mind continuum was taken as implying..the desirability of its being repaired.

1982 Bull. Amer. Acad. Arts & Sci. Feb. 19 A question of the commensurability of conceptual structures from one discourse community to the next.

2010 D. S. Giannoni Mapping Acad. Values in Disciplines ii. 32 It is a fact of life that most people belong to several discourse communities.., whether of a vocational or private nature.

单词	discourse community
释义	> as lemmas discourse community discourse community n. Linguistics and Sociology a group of people sharing a common and distinct mode of communication or discourse, esp. within a particular domain of intellectual or social activity. ΘΚΠ society > society and the community > [noun] > a community > other types of community churchOE phalanx1602 republic1610 phalanstery1839 faith community1896 technocracy1925 plural community1939 Dogpatch1946 discourse community1972 1972 C. Oglesby in D. C. Noel Seeing Castaneda (1976) iii. ix. 163 As it was understood by the discourse community that employed it, Snow's observation that a breach had arisen in the body-mind continuum was taken as implying..the desirability of its being repaired. 1982 Bull. Amer. Acad. Arts & Sci. Feb. 19 A question of the commensurability of conceptual structures from one discourse community to the next. 2010 D. S. Giannoni Mapping Acad. Values in Disciplines ii. 32 It is a fact of life that most people belong to several discourse communities.., whether of a vocational or private nature. extracted from discoursen. < as lemmas
随便看	to give a kick to give a kiss to give a lead to give a leg up to give a lift to give a lift at to give a line on to give a look to give a look up to give a look-over to give a lookover to give a loose occasionally give loose to to give a loose to to give a lurch to give a matter time to give a miss to give a miss in baulk to give a motherfuck to give a mouthful to give a name to to give a oneself swinge to give a or the foil to give a or the shake or the cold shake to give a packing penny to to give a pain

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