英语词汇semantico-的发音释义、词根词缀、结构分析、同源词、词频及词根记忆法-英语词根词缀词典

semantico-|siːˈmæntɪkəʊ|also seˈmanto-,combining form f. Gr. σηµαντικός of semantic a., used with adjs. and advbs. in sense ‘semantic(ally) and..’.1932W. L. Graff Lang. & Languages 277 All linguistic change is a process pertaining to..semanto-phonetic expression.Ibid. 420 Archaic Chinese seems to have had a system of..semanto-phonetically changeable radicals.1939Semantico-empirical [see semantic paradox s.v. semantic a. C.].1971Language XLVII. 80 These structures are semanto-syntactic, which means that the semantic properties or bundles of properties are arranged not in a linear order but in a hierarchical one.1976Word 1971 XXVII. 268 Semantico-intentionally there are two stages of development.1977P. Strevens New Orientations Teaching of English ii. 25 Semantico-grammatical categories—expressing universal concepts of time, quantity, space and matter, as well as expressing grammatical concepts of case (‘who did it, who it happened to, and what got changed’).

semantico- /sɪˈmantɪkəʊ/ combining form. M20.

ORIGIN: from Greek sēmantikos: see semantic, -o-. Cf. semo-.

Forming adjectives and adverbs with the sense ‘semantic(ally) and—’.

词汇	semantico-
词根词缀	OED SOED semantico-\|siːˈmæntɪkəʊ\|also seˈmanto-,combining form f. Gr. σηµαντικός of semantic a., used with adjs. and advbs. in sense ‘semantic(ally) and..’.1932W. L. Graff Lang. & Languages 277 All linguistic change is a process pertaining to..semanto-phonetic expression.Ibid. 420 Archaic Chinese seems to have had a system of..semanto-phonetically changeable radicals.1939Semantico-empirical [see semantic paradox s.v. semantic a. C.].1971Language XLVII. 80 These structures are semanto-syntactic, which means that the semantic properties or bundles of properties are arranged not in a linear order but in a hierarchical one.1976Word 1971 XXVII. 268 Semantico-intentionally there are two stages of development.1977P. Strevens New Orientations Teaching of English ii. 25 Semantico-grammatical categories—expressing universal concepts of time, quantity, space and matter, as well as expressing grammatical concepts of case (‘who did it, who it happened to, and what got changed’). semantico- /sɪˈmantɪkəʊ/ combining form. M20. ORIGIN: from Greek sēmantikos: see semantic, -o-. Cf. semo-. Forming adjectives and adverbs with the sense ‘semantic(ally) and—’.
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