| 释义 |
scot·ti·cism
\ˈskäd.əˌsizəm, -ätəˌ-\ noun
(-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Late Latin scotticus Scotic + English -ism
1. : a characteristic feature of Scottish English especially as contrasted with the standard English of England
2. or scot·i·cism \“\ : predilection for what is Scottish |