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English to Spanish translations [PRO] Linguistics / Phonology | |||||||
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4 | palabras con doble connotación |
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4 | cambios históricos y adaptación a la carga semántica (de la palabra) |
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palabras con doble connotación Explanation: Según una etimología antigua, la palabra imagen debería relacionarse con la raíz de imitari. ... Sabemos que los lingüísticos consideran ajena al lenguaje toda ... tanto doble (al menos en esta imagen); de denotación y de connotación; ... http://www.google.com/search?q=polisemico(linguistica)&ie=ut... A word or phrase is "loaded" when it has a secondary, evaluative meaning in ... When language is "loaded", it is loaded with its evaluative meaning. ... http://www.fallacyfiles.org/loadword.html El primer sitio es largo pero muy interesante. El segundo es simple pero muy claro para entender. Loadword no es un error existe en linguística y trabaja con una adjetivación agregada a un término (detonación y connotación). |
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cambios históricos y adaptación a la carga semántica (de la palabra) Explanation: ... |
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Reference Reference information: Here are some references to phonotactic constraints and loan words. See the wikipedia entry for further distinction between *prestamos lexicos* and *prestamos gramaticales.* Click on the Spanish version from the English-language page for prestamos linguisticos. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://homepages.nyu.edu/~ld43/Papers/Transcription_AX_Final... Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loanword |
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