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    definition that restrict 限制 its application. (B) specification: The opposite of generalization‚ a process in which‚ by adding to the features of meaning‚ the referential 指涉的 scope of a word is reduced. 5. Please list the five processes of new word formation. 1. Creating words 2. Combing words: compounding Combing word parts: affixing 3. Shortening words 4. Blending words 5. Shifting words to new uses 6. What is a compound word? Please give 5 examples of any modern compound words you

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    Comounding and Acronym

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    general-puts together two free forms and gives rise to a new word. The importance of compounding stems from the fact that there are probably no languages without compounding‚ and in some languages (e.g. Bahasa Melayu) it is the major source of new word formation. Compounds are particularly interesting linguistic constructions for a number of reasons. First‚ they constitute an anomaly among grammatical constructions because they are “words‚” but at the same time exhibit a type of “internal syntax.” Compounds

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    Caricom Formation

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    Caricom- Caribbean Community and Common Market The formation of Caricom came about when the initial four countries’ governments saw the need for an integration of its members and economies‚ and the creation of a common market. When the West Indian Federation came to an end in 1962‚ Caricom was established as a means of regional integration. The West Indian Federation was a political union and consisted of ten countries- which are now states of Caricom- with the exception of Belize‚ The Bahamas

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    Formation of Alum

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    The Formation of Alum Experiment 4 Introduction In an increasing population the need for land fields are as well increasing daily. Better yet‚ rather than dumping off trash is to instead recycle aluminum cans for a more efficient society. In this lab we will show how aluminum cans react to form alum. Materials and Methods The first step of the lab is to measure the mass of 250 mL beaker‚ once you have done this add .9 to 1.2 grams of aluminum can pieces to the beaker. Take the mass once

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    mirror of social development‚ the source of its improvement distributes in more than ten semantic fields reflecting the ever-changing contemporary world in an all-round way. Besides‚ the paper investigates the formation of English new words which is on the basis of traditional word-formation rules and its unique feature. Lastly‚ the paper analyses the prospects of new English words which are characterized by continuous in number‚ various sources in borrowing and a tendency to be short in form. It

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    Formation of Ascospores

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    FORMATION OF THE ASCOPORES IN THE ASCOMYCOTINA In a typical ascomycotina‚ pyronema for example‚ sexual reproduction is by gametangial contact invoving the ascogonium ( female organ) and antherridium (male organ). Ascus and ascopores are results of sexual reproduction . the female and male organs aare produced by the mycelium. A trichogyne is also produced which joins the antheridium to the ascogonium. The content of the antheridium passes into the ascogonium through the trichogyne. The ascogonium

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    Phalanx and the Roman Legion were two of the most revolutionary war tactics created in the ancient warfare era. The Greek Phalanx and the Roman Legion both brought new and more efficient ways of defeating ones enemy by incorporating genius tactical formations. They both changed the way war would be fought during their time of existence. As deadly and effective both of these war tactics were‚ they have various things in common‚ as well as a number of differences. To truly understand both of these revolutionary

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    Formation of Rocks

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    Formation of Rocks The three main ways rocks are formed: • Sedimentary rocks are formed through the gradual accumulation of sediment: for example‚ sand on a beach or mud on a river bed. As the sediment is buried it is compacted as more and more material is deposited on top. Eventually the sediment will become so dense that it is essentially rock. This process is known as lithification. • Igneous rocks are rocks which have crystallized from a melt or magma. The melt is made up of various components

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    Ingo Plag vs Stefanovski

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    Homework task: Read the chapter on conversion from Word-formation in English by I. Plag and the chapter from English Lexicology by Stefanovski. Compare how the two authors have presented the same topic… Authors Ingo Plag and Ljupco Stefanovski both begin their chapters with a definition of conversion. Plag defines it as derivation of a new word without any overt marking and in the next sentence‚ where he gives examples of cases of conversion‚ he extends his definition (at least for those who read

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    Translating Neologisms

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    finite vocabulary be expanded and altered to deal with our potentially infinite world? First‚ new words can be added‚ and the meaning of already existing words can be changed. Second‚ new words can enter a language through the operation of word formation rules.

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