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Перевод: dialectal

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диалектальный; диалектный

Тезаурус:

1. The broader approach that we advocated covers not only sentence structure but also larger patterns of organisation, not only the forms of written academic English but also a range of stylistic and dialectal varieties, not only language structure but also meaning and use.
2. Phonetics and Phonology: - An extension of the core course to include a detailed consideration of two of the following topics: Allophones and allophonic transcription, with reference to dialectal varieties of English; further work on supra-segmental features; the nature of orthography; introduction to acoustic phonetics.
3. Second, a detailed sociolinguistic analysis of raising and a backing - processes which have a common dialectal point of origin but have taken on very different social values in their new urban context - suggests that the vernacular speakers associated most strongly with the innovation are in each case those for whom the vowel functions least prominently as a network marker.
4. Essentially, any attested forms that can be characterized as "vulgar" or "dialectal" are rejected, much as the apocryphal books of the Bible are rejected.
5. In his account of EModE pronunciation, Dobson (1968: 551) dismisses "vulgar" and "dialectal" sources, and I shall comment further on this tendency in chapter 5.
6. Clearly there are dialectal differences, accent differences, as well as "register" differences depending on variables like the topic of discussion and the roles of the participants (see e.g. Trudgill, 1974 and Hudson, 1980 for discussion of these sorts of differences).
7. The variation between English-language speakers about what syllables, in effect what vowels, they treat as long or short, is so great that there can be no question of imposing on English verse a quantitative metre such as was used for ancient Latin (doubtless with some strain for those who spoke classical Latin with dialectal variations as to quantity).
8. Clearly, people's reports of communication difficulties and the actual difficulties encountered are different, as research on sign language in Britain has found one sign language, called BSL, albeit with dialectal differences.
9. (iv) Discussion should focus on the effects, in context, of different types of vocabulary, eg archaic, literary, figurative, emotive, dialectal, colloquial, scientific etc. ; of grammatical features such as structural repetition, eg in scripted speeches, advertisements, literary prose, poems etc ; of lexical and grammatical ambiguity; of the use of grammatical deviance for special effect, eg in advertisements, slogans, poems etc.
10. Oh sorry that Before that er erm shows about how this erm convergence from dialectal to sort of pr prestigious or R P accent is known as a upward convergent.
11. You will not find words like skive and naff in most dictionaries (or if you do they will be marked "dialectal" or "colloquial"), though you will find words like scrolloping , which a famous writer used once.
12. By dealing only with idealised language instances - speech purged of irregularities such as hesitations or reformulations, of dialectal variation and of context-dependent features - they removed the necessity to account for differences between the two modes.
13. On the same page, evidence from the Paston Letters is rejected as "dialectal", and the Diary of Henry Machyn is rejected on the grounds that Machyn was a Yorkshireman.