[411]Three Days Of The Condo

Worksheet 23: British and American English – Pronunciation page 49 Worksheet 24: Cultural matters page 51 OAP, OBE, obese, object, objet d’art, obligated C

SOME TERMS FROM FRENCH LANGUAGE USED IN ENGLISH

The problem is more in the pronunciation but here are just a very few of the most commonly used words on both sides which we Objet d’art A work of art, commonly

Encoding Dictionaries

(pronunciation, grammatical information, etymology, definitions, etc ) Electronic dictionaries now commonly available on CD ROM make this point even clearer: the user can retrieve all the words whose definition contains the word x, or all the words matching given criteria (e g , all the verbs in the nautical domain, appearing before 1900), etc In

CHAPTER II THEORETICAL REVIEW 21 The Nature of Speaking 21

structure and pronunciation 4 Accordingly, speaking is a process during which speakers rely on all the available information (background and linguistic) to create messages that will be understandable and meaningful to the intended audience 1 Scoot Thornburny, (2005), How to Teach Speaking, Longman Kanisius: Kesainc Blanc, p 1

Encoding Dictionaries

senses 1 and 2, while the pronunciation applies to all six senses 4 roughcast ('rAfaca:st)n 1 a coarse plaster used to cover the surface of an external wall 2 any rough or preliminary form, model, etc -adj 3 covered with or denoting roughcast -vb -casts, -casting, -cast 4 to apply roughcast to (a wall, etc ) 5 to prepare in rough 6

A FEATURE-BASED MODEL FOR LEXICAL DATABASES

such as pronunciation, inflected forms, etymology, etc , are associated with senses rather than homographs However, this would disable the factoring of this information, which applies to the entire entry in the vast majority of cases 2 3 Variable factoring Dictionaries obviously differ considerably in their physical layout

A FEATURE-BASED MODEL FOR LEXICAL DATABASES

a pronunciation different from the other senses in the entry, and the entry "heave" in the CED shows that inflected forms may apply to individual senses--in this case, the past tense and past participle is "heaved" for all but the nautical senses, for which it is "hove" (Fig 4)

French Vocabulary - WELCOME IGCSE

vi Contents 14 Animals and nature 138 15 Styles, colors, and sensations 146 16 Home, school, work, and vacation 154 III Verbs 17 Thoughts and feelings 165 18 Communicating, relating, and interacting 170