lexicon是什么意思_lexicon的用法_词性_词根

双语例句

She often reads Financial Weekly, so she got familiar with the lexicon of finance and economics.

她经常读《财经周刊》，所以她很熟悉财经词汇。
The scientific lexicon confused many high school students.

科技词汇把许多高中生搞糊涂了。
Sarah made a Greek–Latin lexicon form for her parents.

萨拉为她的父母做了一个希腊语-拉丁语词汇表。
Some of his phrases entered our lexicon.

他的一些用语进入了我们的词典
The 2008 Financial Crisis reintroduced the word "stimulus" into the lexicon of Western nations.

2008年的金融危机将“刺激”一词重新引入西方国家的词典中。
Chocolate equals sin in most people's lexicon.

巧克力在大多数人的字典里等同于罪恶。
And is it really a threat to our lexicon?

它真地对我们的词典构成威胁吗？
We gesture because it's part of our lexicon.

我们打手势是因为它是我们语言的一部分。
The lexicon is "a dictionary or vocabulary."

词典（lexicon）是“一个字典或词汇表”。
It is now integrated to the NIM lpp_source lexicon.

现在，它集成了NIM lpp _ source词典。

近义词

同根词

词根 lexicon

lexical adj. 词汇的；[语] 词典的；词典编纂的
lexicographical adj. 辞典编纂的
lexicographer n. 词典编纂者
lexicology n. 词汇学；词典学
lexicography n. 词典编纂

单词辨析

文字；词；语言

lexicon指某种语言、某人或某一知识领域的全部词汇。

term指有特定意义的词，词语或术语。

vocabulary集合名词，指词汇、语汇或词汇量。

word普通用词，指语言的最小单位的单词、字，也可指话、整句话或一段话。

language普通用词，指国家、民族或种族内部使用，已经系统化的语言。

百科

lexicon /ˈleksɪkən/DJ /'lɛksəkən/KK /-kɑːn/DJAmerican English /-ˈkɑn/KKAmerican English noun all the words and phrases used in a particularlanguage or subject; all the words and phrases used and known by aparticular person or group of people （某语言或学科、某人或群体使用的）全部词汇singularlinguistics the lexicon of finance and economics 财经词汇 Alternate:the lexiconalso a list of words on a particular subject or in a language in alphabetical order （某学科或语言的）词汇表countable a lexicon of technical scientific terms 科技术语词汇表 a dictionary, especially one of an ancient language, such as Greek or Hebrew （尤指希腊语或希伯来语等古代语言的）词典，字典countable

释义

the vocabulary of a person, language, or branch of knowledge

（个人、语言或学科的）词汇

the size of the English lexicon.

英语词汇的规模。

a dictionary, especially of Greek, Hebrew, Syriac, or Arabic

（尤指希腊语、希伯来语、古叙利亚语或阿拉伯语的）词典

a Greek–Latin lexicon.

希腊语－拉丁语词典。

词源

"early 17th cent.: modern Latin, from Greek lexikon （biblion）（book） of ‘words'， from lexis word, from legein ‘speak’."