Примери за circumlocution

• Although some view circumlocution as pathological, it can be of great value in maintaining communication.

• One can also encourage circumlocution, describing a word without using the word itself.

• Can use circumlocution and paraphrase to cover gaps in vocabulary and structure.

• With it one can formulate properties of functions that would otherwise require circumlocution and notational fuss.

• They employed, instead, sly ambiguities and insinuating circumlocutions.

• Presumably, then, a decrease in redundancy (despite the growing importance of tonal traits) would lead to circumlocutions which, when lexicalised, may re-enter the erosion phase.

• There are several involuntary repetitions of words and phrases, some unintelligible speech (jargon), circumlocutions, and problems of word-finding.

• Instead, it must turn to periphrasis or circumlocution as the only strategies for articulating the intended notion.

• Linguistic analyses of the narratives revealed an overall decrease in the use of the communication strategies over time, but an increased use of circumlocution.

• The second day, the learner once again initially avoided the form by using a circumlocution.

• To describe the time scale and location of this process, avoiding unnecessarily long circumlocutions, it is convenient to introduce some notation and terminology.

• Has a good command of a broad lexical repertoire allowing gaps to be readily overcome with circumlocutions.

• In the case of circumlocution, the speaker encodes the conceptual features of the intended lexical item separately, thus changing the whole of the preverbal chunk.

• Arabic is mystical and stresses connotations, flowery expressions, circumlocutions, cliches and abstract diction.

• However, there may have been considerably more occurrences of gaps for the learners, but, because they did not previously use circumlocution, the gap was not observable to the researchers.