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language
Word family
lan·guage /ˈlæŋɡwɪdʒ/ ●●● S1 W1 noun
1 English/French/Arabic etc 英语/法语/阿拉伯语等 [countableC, uncountableU]LANGUAGE a system of communication by written or spoken words, which is used by the people of a particular country or area 〔某国家或地区的〕语言；语言文字
2 communication 沟通 [uncountableU]LANGUAGE the use of written or spoken words to communicate 语言；言语；说话
3 style/type of words 词语的风格/类型WORD, PHRASE, OR SENTENCE [uncountableU] a particular style or type of words 〔特定风格或类型的〕用语；术语
legal/medical/technical etc language
ordinary/everyday language
4 swearing 谩骂 [uncountableU] informalSWEAR words that most people think are offensive 粗话，骂人话
mind/watch your language spoken (=stop swearing) 注意你的言谈；嘴巴干净点
bad/foul/abusive language 脏话/粗话/恶言
5 strong language
Examples from the Corpus
strong language• The film has lots of violence, scenes of drug-taking, and strong language.• The film contains strong language and violence.• The following programme contains strong language, and some viewers may find it offensive.• Northern church leaders used equally strong language about their southern counterparts.• Jacobson said he would have preferred stronger language on limiting fats, cholesterol, sodium and sugar.• Admiral Boyd opposed the idea in the strongest language I had ever heard him use.• It condemned racialism in the strongest language.• In a press conference, Bush supporters used the strongest language so far to impugn the legitimacy of the continued Florida recounts.• The monitors of the People's Daily's main discussion group let this strong language remain on the website.• Jefferson never used stronger language than Carroll did against religion supPorted by law.
6 computers 计算机 [countableC, uncountableU] technicalTD a system of instructions for operating a computer 计算机语言
7 signs/actions/sounds 手势/动作/声音 [countableC, uncountableU]WAY/METHOD signs, movements, or sounds that express ideas or feelings 〔使用手势、动作或声音的〕表达方式，交流方式
→ body language, sign language, → speak the same language at speak(11) COLLOCATIONS
verbs
speak a language 说某种语言
Can you speak a foreign language?
你会说外语吗？
use a language 用某种语言
The children use their native language at home.
孩子们在家说母语。
learn a language 学习语言
Immigrants are expected to learn the language of their new country.
移民应该要学习移入国的语言。
master a language (=succeed in learning a language well) 掌握语言
nShe had had a long struggle to master the Russian language.
know a language 懂一种语言
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + languagenHe had lived in Japan, but did not know the language.
a foreign language 外语
He found learning a foreign language extremely difficult.
他发现学外语极其困难。
the English/Japanese/Spanish etc language 英语/日语/西班牙语等
She had some knowledge of the Spanish language.
她会一点西班牙语。
somebody’s first/native language (=the language someone first learned as a child) 某人的母语
His first language was Polish.
他的母语是波兰语。
a second language (=a language you speak that is not your first language) 第二语言
nMost of the students learned English as their second language.
modern languages (=languages that are spoken now) 现代语言
nThe school has a good modern languages department.
a dead language (=a language that is no longer spoken) 不再使用的语言
nShe didn’t see the point of learning a dead language.
an official language (=the language used for official business in a country) 官方语言
nCanada has two official languages: English and French.
a common language (=a language that more than one person or group speaks, so that they can understand each other) 共同语言
language + NOUNnMost of the countries of South America share a common language: Spanish.
the language barrier (=the problem of communicating with someone when you do not speak the same language) 语言障碍
Because of the language barrier, it was hard for doctors to give good advice to patients.
由于存在语言障碍，医生难以给予病人有效建议。
a language student/learner 语言学习者
Language learners often have problems with tenses.
语言学习者往往在掌握时态方面有问题。
a language teacher 语言教师
na book for language teachers
language teaching 语言教学
phrasesnrecent developments in language teaching
somebody’s command of a language (=someone’s ability to speak a language) 某人对一种语言的掌握
nDoes he have a good command of the language?
THESAURUS
ndifferent kinds of language
dialect a form of a language that is spoken in one area of a country, with different words, grammar, or pronunciation from other areas
Cantonese is only one of many Chinese dialects.
the local dialect
accent the way that someone pronounces words, because of where they were born or live, or their social class
Karen has a strong New Jersey accent.
an upper class accent
slang very informal spoken language, used especially by people who belong to a particular group, for example young people or criminals
Teenage slang changes all the time.
‘Dosh’ is slang for ‘money’.
terminology formal the technical words or expressions that are used in a particular subject
musical terminology
Patients are often unfamiliar with medical terminology.
jargon especially disapproving words and phrases used in a particular profession or subject and which are difficult for other people to understand
techniques used in language 语言技巧The instructions were written in complicated technical jargon.
‘Outsourcing’ is business jargon for sending work to people outside a company to do.
The letter was full of legal jargon.
metaphor a way of describing something by referring to it as something different and suggesting that it has similar qualities to that thing 暗喻，隐喻
The beehive is a metaphor for human society.
蜂房可喻指人类社会。
simile an expression that describes something by comparing it with something else, using the words as or like, for example ‘as white as snow’ 明喻
The poet uses the simile ‘soft like clay’.
诗人运用了明喻 “如陶土般柔软” 。
irony the use of words that are the opposite of what you really mean, often in order to be amusing 反语，反讽
‘I’m so happy to hear that, ’ he said, with more than a trace of irony in his voice.
“听到这消息可真叫我高兴。” 他说道，语气中带着重重的嘲讽。
bathos a sudden change from a subject that is beautiful, moral, or serious to something that is ordinary, silly, or not important 突降
The play is too sentimental and full of bathos.
该剧过于煽情，用了太多突降法。
hyperbole a way of describing something by saying that it is much bigger, smaller, worse etc than it actually is – used especially to excite people’s feelings 夸张
In his speeches, he used a lot of hyperbole.
他在演讲中运用了大量夸张手法。
journalistic hyperbole
新闻报道的夸张
alliteration the use of several words together that all begin with the same sound, in order to make a special effect, especially in poetry 头韵
the alliteration of the ‘s’ sound in ‘sweet birds sang softly’
sweet birds sang softly中的s头韵
imagery the use of words to describe ideas or actions in a way that makes the reader connect the ideas with pictures in their mind 意象
the use of water imagery in Fitzgerald’s novel ‘The Great Gatsby’
菲茨杰拉德小说《了不起的盖茨比》中水的意象的运用
She uses the imagery of a bird’s song to represent eternal hope.
她用鸟鸣的意象来象征永恒的希望。
Examples from the Corpus
language• language skills• She can speak four different languages - French, German, English, and Dutch.• Every pupil has to learn at least one foreign language.• the Japanese language• Confused by the legal language of the letter, Patterson called his attorney.• How many languages do you speak?• People often find the medical language used by doctors confusing.• English is the island's official language, but people also speak French and Creole.• the programming language C++• You never heard such language! It was disgusting.• Books about physics are usually written in highly technical language.• a fascinating article about the language of baseball• It's difficult living in a country where you don't speak the language.• the language of music• Every child develops the natural ability to use language.• "What language do they speak in Brazil?" "Portuguese."• There are ways of communicating without language.
legal/medical/technical etc language• I write reams of dry prose with appropriately technical language and what my colleagues consider scientific consequence.• A will is a legal document, and it has to be written down in the correct legal language.• In more technical language, its position and momentum can both simultaneously be known.• One person's jargon is another's technical language.• Includes functional, professional, social, technical language and situations, together with associated body language.• First, they help to unlock the immanent structure of the legal language spoken in a specific arena.• In other words, the medical language facilitated liberal support of a degree of invasiveness greater than that proposed by a conservative.• You can use technical language for the expert which is not appropriate for the layperson.
bad/foul/abusive language• They accompanied bad language with good works.• If he spoke, he would vent the most wicked and abusive language he had ever imagined, much less expressed.• The Professional's wife, acting as Steward, was dismissed for bad language and automatically it cost her husband his job.• She had learned bad language from her stepsons.• He doesn't like bad language.• The matter of sexually abusive language in texts is in some senses a separate issue.• As Sue Lees shows, the way pupils use sexually abusive language to insult each other in schools presents particular problems for teachers.• And Hollywood has discovered that bad language is good box office.
programming language• To deal with that issue, Java was deliberately crippled as a programming language.• Java is a programming language that Sun unveiled last year.• The best-known example is Java, a programming language from Sun Microsystems that can bring web pages to life.• Being written in different programming languages, there was no literal similarity between the programs.• It will also use ObjectStore to recognise code, data and objects written in different programming languages.• It would also run on the Java programming language.• Interfacing of object-oriented programming languages to databases and expert systems.• The algebraic approach to programming language semantics has several features to recommend it.
From Longman Business Dictionary
languagelan·guage /ˈlæŋgwɪdʒ/ noun
1[countableC, uncountableU] a system of speaking and writing used by people in one country or area
the French language
Do you speak any foreign languages?
Trading in Europe means communicating in more than one language.
2[uncountableU] the kind of words and style used in one kind of writing or by people in a particular job or activity
technical language
3 (also computer language) [countableC, uncountableU]COMPUTING a system of commands and instructions used for operating a computer
→ assembly language → high-level language → machine language → object language → programming languageInternet Protocol (IP) is a computer language that allows email users to communicate with one another.
the business-oriented Cobol computer language
(1200-1300) Old French langue “tongue, language”, from Latin lingua
lan·guage noun →COLLOCATIONS1 →THESAURUS1
LDOCE Online
Chinese
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both
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See also: Languages
language noun
⇨ language 1 (sb's first language) ⇨ language 2 (everyday language) language 1 Italian is my first language. 意大利语是我的第一语言。 everyday language 日常用语 language ♦︎ dialect ♦︎ tongue ♦︎ idiom These are all words for the different forms of words and speech used by people of a particular country, area or social group. 这些词均表示语言。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to speak in a language / a dialect / a tongue / an idiom ◆ sb's native language / dialect / tongue ◆ a local language / dialect ◆ a strange language / dialect / tongue ◆ a foreign language / tongue ◆ to speak / understand / use / learn / study a language / dialect ■ language [countable , uncountable ] the system of communication in speech and writing that is used by people of a particular country; the use by humans of such a system to communicate （某国的）语言；言语 ◆ Italian is my first language (= the language I learned to speak first as a child) .意大利语是我的第一语言。 ◆ They fell in love in spite of the language barrier (= the difficulty of communicating when people speak different languages) .尽管有语言障碍，他们还是相爱了。 ◆ Why study Latin? It's a dead language (= no longer spoken by anyone) .为什么学拉丁语呢？这种语言没有人说了。 ◆ (especially BrE ) She's got a degree in modern languages (= languages that are spoken or written now, especially European languages) .她有现代语言学的学位。 ■ dialect ˈdaɪəlekt [countable , uncountable ] the form of a language that is spoken in one area, with grammar, words and pronunciation that may be different from other forms of the same language 地方话；土话；方言 ◆ All languages and dialects change over time.所有语言和方言都会随着时间的推移而发生变化。 ◆ She spoke in broad Yorkshire dialect.她操一口浓重的约克郡方言。 ■ tongue [countable ] (formal , literary or old-fashioned ) a language 语言；言语 ◆ The market place was full of people speaking many strange tongues.市场里挤满了操着多种陌生语言的人。 ◆ I tried speaking to her in her mother tongue .我试着用她的母语和她交谈。 ⓘ The term mother tongue is often used to talk about a person's first language, and is not as formal, and not at all as old-fashioned as the word tongue used by itself or in other combinations. * mother tongue常指母语，不像tongue单独使用或与其他单词组合那样正式和过时。 ■ idiom [countable , uncountable ] (formal ) the kind of language and grammar used by particular people at a particular time or place （某时期或某地区特定人群的）语言 ◆ He has produced a classical play in a modern idiom.他用现代语言创作了一部古典戏剧。 ◆ The friends would sometimes revert to playground idiom (= the language that children use together at school) .有时朋友们会再用儿时的语言交谈。 language 2 Italian is my first language. 意大利语是我的第一语言。 everyday language 日常用语 language ♦︎ vocabulary ♦︎ terms ♦︎ wording ♦︎ terminology ♦︎ usage These are all terms for the words and expressions people use when they speak or write, or for a particular style of speaking or writing. 这些词均表示措辞、用语或某种类型的言语。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ in ... language / vocabulary / terms / terminology / usage◆ formal / informal / everyday language / vocabulary / terms / usage◆ simple language / vocabulary / terms◆ sophisticated / business / scientific / technical / specialized language / vocabulary / terminology◆ to use ... language / vocabulary / terms / wording / terminology ◆ to be couched in ... language / vocabulary / terms ◆ A word enters the language / the vocabulary / ...usage... ■ language [uncountable ] a particular style of speaking or writing （某种类型的）用语，言语 ◆ Give your instructions in everyday language.请用平白的语言发布指令。 ◆ the language of the legal profession法律专业用语 ◆ They were shouting and using bad / foul language .他们大喊大叫，还骂脏话。 ■ vocabulary [countable , uncountable ] all the words that a person knows or uses; all the words in a particular language; the words that people use when they are talking about a particular subject （某人所掌握或使用的）词汇，词汇量；（某语言的）全部词汇；（某学科的）词汇 ◆ to have a wide / limited vocabulary词汇量大／有限 ◆ your active vocabulary (= the words that you use) 你懂得运用的词汇 ◆ your passive vocabulary (= the words that you understand but don't use) 你懂得但不使用的词汇 ◆ Reading will increase your vocabulary.阅读会增加你的词汇量。 ◆ When did the word 'bungalow' first enter the vocabulary?bungalow一词是何时进入英语词汇的？ ◆ The word has become part of advertising vocabulary.这个词已经成为广告用语。 ■ terms [plural ] a way of expressing yourself or of saying sth 表达方式；措辞；说法 ◆ I'll try to explain in simple terms.我会尽量讲得通俗易懂。 ◆ She spoke of you in glowing terms (= expressing her admiration of you) .她对你赞誉有加。 ◆ (formal ) We wish to protest in the strongest possible terms (= to say that we are very angry) .我们想尽可能以最强硬的措辞来抗议。 term ⇨ word ■ wording [uncountable , countable , usually singular ] the words that are used in a piece of writing or speech, especially when they have been carefully chosen （尤指经过谨慎选择的）措辞，用词 ◆ It was the standard form of wording for a consent letter.这是同意书的标准措辞形式。 ◆ What was the exact wording of the message?这条信息的原话是什么？ word ⇨ word ■ terminology ˌtɜːmɪˈnɒlədʒi; NAmE ˌtɜːrməˈnɑːlədʒi [uncountable , countable ] (formal ) the set of technical words or expressions used in a particular subject; words used with particular meanings （某学科的）术语；专门用语 ◆ The article avoids using too much medical terminology.这篇文章避免使用过多的医学术语。 ◆ Scientists are constantly developing new terminologies.科学家不断开发新的术语。 ⓘ Literary/poetic terminology Literary/poetic language is used for writing in a literary or poetic style. * literary/poetic terminology指文学或诗歌评论用的术语，literary/poetic language指文学或诗歌创作用的语言。 ■ usage ˈjuːsɪdʒ, ˈjuːzɪdʒ [uncountable , countable ] the way in which words are used in a language, and the meanings they have when people use them （词语的）用法，惯用法，惯用义 ◆ It's not a word in common usage.这不是一个常用词。 ◆ The dictionary focuses on the more usual words of the language and avoids rare usages of these words.这本词典主要收录该语言的常用词汇，而且避过了这些词汇的生僻用法。
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