| 单词 | lexical |
| 释义 | lexical (once / 218877 pages) adj Something that is lexical is related to words. A dictionary is lexical, as is a tongue-twister! Lexicon is a fancy word for a dictionary. The word lexical is an adjective that describes anything that pertains to words or vocabulary, or to even language more generally. Solving a crossword puzzle is a lexical activity. A linguist, or someone who studies words for a living, has a lexical job. If you find yourself frequently correcting people when they misuse words, then it's likely you have a love of all things lexical. WORD FAMILYlexical: lexicalise, lexicalize, lexically, nonlexical+/lexicalise: lexicalisation, lexicalised/lexicalize: lexicalization/lexically: nonlexically/lexis: lexical USAGE EXAMPLESHis lexical genius is bolstered by something Prince Hal for the most part lacks: chutzpah. Slate(Nov 07, 2016) Within the app, they can designate certain people as “ghosted,” and the bot will activate, parsing their incoming texts and spewing out lexical wet blankets. Time(Jun 21, 2016) By relentlessly studying short words, this country of 500 languages has risen to dominate English’s top lexical contest. Wall Street Journal(May 19, 2016) 1adj of or relating to words lexical decision task 2adj of or relating to dictionaries |
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