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Перевод: orthography

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орфография ; правописание
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Тезаурус:

1. If there are any lingering doubts as to which editor is hammering the keyboard this time those same students can reflect that the last editorial was signed "Furuta and Stotts" - so it must be somebody else's turn - and can then proceed with their detective work via a careful study of what follows, based on the orthography of certain non-occurring words (e.g. "centred", "orientated" and "colourful").
2. The subjects of vocabularies (ranges of words used in languages) and orthography (correct or conventional spelling) are very much linked in the field of local history research.
3. Systematic investigation of the authenticity of the names and of their etymology has not been attempted, although the orthography has been brought up-to-date.
4. The purpose of this chapter is to provide several basic wordlists, to point to where more detailed lists (other than in dictionaries) may be found, and to comment on certain aspects of orthography.
5. In general, it is reasonable to assume that a simple transcription in traditional orthography (that is, without using phonemic symbols or a phonetic transcription) will take between four and six times the length of the original recording.
6. Tate says, on p.309, "The orthography of 17th and 18th century parish officers is often eccentric in the extreme and the inquirer must be prepared to translate such terms as arter david into "affidavit" and carvaers into "surveyors"
7. "Every branch of literature, reading, orthography, recitation, grammar and composition together with British history forms the prominent part of the system; while the entire curriculum of study which occupies six years embraces the Latin, Greek, French, Russian and German languages, history, geography, physiology, chemistry, natural philosophy, zoology, botany, algebra, geometry, drawing and painting, fencing, gymnastics and military drill.
8. It was, presumably, drafted and engrossed by persons of reasonable educational standard, and the eccentricities (to modern eyes) in the orthography cannot be put down to illiteracy.
9. a gloss in traditional orthography of the observer's interpretation of what a child intended to say;
10. Orthography
11. In the case of orthography it is only in comparatively recent times that spelling has been standardised into "correct" forms, it being, in former centuries, very much at the whim of the writer as to how a word was spelt, and it was not unusual for several styles - "king", "kyng", "kynge" are examples - to be used in the same document, or even sentence.
12. Vocabulary and orthography
13. I've left the original spelling and orthography to give a feel of the vigour of the language.