单词	syntagmatic
释义	syntagmatic /ˌsɪntaɡˈmatɪk / adjective Of or denoting the relationship between two or more linguistic units used sequentially to make well-formed structures. Contrasted with paradigmatic.In this and the next chapter I turn to ‘horizontal’ relations between units, that is to say, the syntagmatic combination of simpler units into larger, internally more complex units.... The semiology of the cinema will be the discipline that applies linguistic model, especially syntagmatic ones, to images as constituting one of their principle ‘codes’. Chinese poetic discourse favors syntagmatic relations between its constituent elements. Derivatives syntagmatically adverb ... The operative semantic is copulative, a linking (purely syntagmatically) of isolated units still preserving their molecular independency. For instance, cut and knife are syntagmatically similar since they typically co-occur within the same context. Both stress accent and pitch accent are syntagmatically contrastive, while lexical tone is contrastive in a paradigmatic way. syntagmatics plural noun ... His method of analysis is known as syntagmatics as opposed to Levi Strauss's paradigmatic. Functional syntagmatics is not equivalent to the traditional Arabic grammar, nor to the science of rhetoric. The syntagmatics of this advert represent the product as one of the leading brands in oral health care, using interesting methods to sell this product.
随便看	mythopoiesis mythopoietic mythos trick someone/thing out (or up) trickster tricksy tricky triclad triclinic triclinium tricolor tricolour tricolpate tricorn tricorne tricot tricoteuse tric-trac tricuspid tricycle tricyclic tricyclist tri-D tridactyl tridactyly

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