meaning的示例

• The meaning of a sentence often depends on stress and intonation.

• The literal meaning of 'television' is 'seeing from a distance'.

• It's sometimes very difficult to draw a clear distinction between the meanings of different words.

• Let's just say we had 'problems', if you get my meaning.

• The skull at the bottom of the picture has a symbolic meaning - it represents death.

• Philosophers have searched for millennia but they haven't found the meaning of life.

• Since I started this job, my life has had new meaning.

• The work must be productive, to give it some meaning.

• These youngsters cannot see the meaning in education.

• Wealth has no meaning for them.

• Subjecting "force" and "attraction" to rigorous mathematical treatment does not entail that "force" and "attraction" are transformed into pure mathematical concepts without any physical meaning.

• In such a framework, there would seem to be no reason not to include social meaning along with 'ordinary' semantics and pragmatics.

• It also suggests that traditional ways of telling the story overlook what sustains ordinary folk intent on finding religious meaning and identity.

• We do not simply, through being rational and knowing ordinary language, 'know' the meaning of all necessary moral words.

• These birds do not fly away when free; they (choose to) inhabit the human world, which protects them and gives them human meanings.

• In his revised reconstruction it is a suffixed form *bulaw-an bearing the locative -an that has the nominal meaning.

• That is, there is a commonality of effect consistent with this region's role in the integration of sound and meaning.

• However, the activation of semantic representations necessary for the retention of meaning will continue to be sustained in the postsentence retention interval.

• Or, adopting a distributed point of view, conceptual representations of verbs may share fewer meaning elements in a bilingual's memory than those of nouns.

• However, the circumstances and psychological meaning surrounding separation from a parent may play as important a role as the fact of the separation itself.

• If they thought both meanings were synonymous, then they were told to choose the meaning that would be the most likely used for the sentence.

• The third group was taught both pronunciation and meaning, providing the full set of lexical constituents.

• Symbolic meanings are constructed through historical traditions, articulated contextually and reproduced only in practice.

• The material world, present or past, is imbued with social structures that people invest with social and symbolic meanings.

• As these groups identified themselves with specific parts of the landscape, particular parts of it took on ritual and symbolic meanings.