| Word | Pronunciation | Definition | Related Forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| context | /ˈkɑntɛkst/ | (countable & uncountable) Something's context is the situation that it happens in. | contextual contextualize contextually contextualization |
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Post informative, exemplary sentences using vocabulary from the Academic Word List.
In what context did your attack on him happen?
ReplyDeleteItalian: Contesto
Cultural context was strong enough for people to make a specific orthographic choice.
ReplyDeleteKorean : 문맥, 맥락, 전후 관계
Carlos Garcia
ReplyDeleteSpanish: Contexto
Unfortunately, it was taken out of context
Although adolescents may engage in achievement and social activities in the same context in their daily experience, analysis of the narratives suggest that they do not perceive
ReplyDelete4 2009 ACAD Adolescence distress.
It was read out of context, it was interpreted out of context, and the word used here - and
ReplyDelete25083 1990 SPOK ABC_Nightline quite clear.
Spanish:Contexto
It seems clear from the context that the promise was to develop the standards by the end of the year, not to reduce the levels by then.
ReplyDeleteCultures have been identified as low contexts and high contexts.
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ReplyDelete['kɔntekst]
n. 上下文
n. 环境,背景
It is technically correct to use a phrase such as our late treasurer to refer to a person who is still alive but who no longer holds the relevant post, but the use of former in this context will ensure that no embarrassing misunderstanding is created
It's the context of the word that gives it meaning.
ReplyDeleteCrime has to be studied in its social contexts.
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