Definition of lexigram in English:

lexigram

noun ˈlɛksɪɡramˈleksəˌɡram

A symbol representing a word, especially one used in learning a language.
Example sentencesExamples
- The vocabulary test shows that Kanzi can associate lexigrams with pictures of objects and spoken words; conversely, he can associate spoken words with lexigrams and pictures.
- Unlike them, she learned lexigrams independently of keyboard position.
- It was found that getting them to repeat by rote a large number of errorless trials in combining lexigrams enabled them to make the transition from explicit and concrete sign-object associations to implicit sign-sign associations.
- In Lana's lexical world, the lexigram ‘bowl’ was selected when Lana was shown a bowl or a photo of a bowl.
- The computer system could be programmed to require that Lana produce complete syntactically ordered strings of lexigrams arranged according to certain simple combinatorial rules.
- He will, for example, often employ the keyboard to request food for his mother and siblings who do not know the lexigrams.

Definition of lexigram in US English:

lexigram

nounˈleksəˌɡram

A symbol representing a word, especially one used in learning a language.
Example sentencesExamples
- In Lana's lexical world, the lexigram ‘bowl’ was selected when Lana was shown a bowl or a photo of a bowl.
- It was found that getting them to repeat by rote a large number of errorless trials in combining lexigrams enabled them to make the transition from explicit and concrete sign-object associations to implicit sign-sign associations.
- He will, for example, often employ the keyboard to request food for his mother and siblings who do not know the lexigrams.
- The vocabulary test shows that Kanzi can associate lexigrams with pictures of objects and spoken words; conversely, he can associate spoken words with lexigrams and pictures.
- The computer system could be programmed to require that Lana produce complete syntactically ordered strings of lexigrams arranged according to certain simple combinatorial rules.
- Unlike them, she learned lexigrams independently of keyboard position.

单词	lexigram
释义	Definition of lexigram in English: lexigram noun ˈlɛksɪɡramˈleksəˌɡram A symbol representing a word, especially one used in learning a language. Example sentencesExamples The vocabulary test shows that Kanzi can associate lexigrams with pictures of objects and spoken words; conversely, he can associate spoken words with lexigrams and pictures. Unlike them, she learned lexigrams independently of keyboard position. It was found that getting them to repeat by rote a large number of errorless trials in combining lexigrams enabled them to make the transition from explicit and concrete sign-object associations to implicit sign-sign associations. In Lana's lexical world, the lexigram ‘bowl’ was selected when Lana was shown a bowl or a photo of a bowl. The computer system could be programmed to require that Lana produce complete syntactically ordered strings of lexigrams arranged according to certain simple combinatorial rules. He will, for example, often employ the keyboard to request food for his mother and siblings who do not know the lexigrams. Definition of lexigram in US English: lexigram nounˈleksəˌɡram A symbol representing a word, especially one used in learning a language. Example sentencesExamples In Lana's lexical world, the lexigram ‘bowl’ was selected when Lana was shown a bowl or a photo of a bowl. It was found that getting them to repeat by rote a large number of errorless trials in combining lexigrams enabled them to make the transition from explicit and concrete sign-object associations to implicit sign-sign associations. He will, for example, often employ the keyboard to request food for his mother and siblings who do not know the lexigrams. The vocabulary test shows that Kanzi can associate lexigrams with pictures of objects and spoken words; conversely, he can associate spoken words with lexigrams and pictures. The computer system could be programmed to require that Lana produce complete syntactically ordered strings of lexigrams arranged according to certain simple combinatorial rules. Unlike them, she learned lexigrams independently of keyboard position.
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