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单词 philological
释义
philological
adjective
uk
/ˌfɪl.əˈlɒdʒ.ɪ.kəl/us
/ˌfɪl.əˈlɑː.dʒɪ.kəl/
relatingto thestudyoflanguage,especiallyitshistoryanddevelopment:
语文学（语言学的旧名）的；文献学的
Thebookwas theoutcomeof his philologicalwork.这本书是他文献学工作的成果。
Inautumn1889 heenrolledin philologicalstudiesat Leipzig University.1889年秋，他进入莱比锡大学学习语文学。
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More examples
  • His philologicalworkfocusedon thelexis,pronunciation, andorthographyofEnglish.
  • Highschoolhadprovidedhim withexcellentphilologicalskills.
  • Most of what weknowisbasedontraditionalphilologicalresearch, withliterarytextsasdata.
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(Definition ofphilologicalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofphilological

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Electronic scholarship and editing necessarily draw their primary models from longstandingphilologicalpractices in language study, textual scholarship, and bibliography.
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They are well advised to leavephilologicalmatters alone.
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Previously it had been customary to write monographs restricted to a single analytical,philologicalor historical perspective.
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Philosophy, in short, was becoming an object for historical andphilologicalstudies.
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Here was on offer a supremely confidentphilologicaland mathematical analysis of the contents of ancient theories - and so, what more could have been said?
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Under the sway of thephilologicalproject, scholars have delved deeper and deeper into texts and into the past.
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Few of these scholars, can be classified as, or be seen to be allied to thephilologicalwing.
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This development represented the victory of the 'literary and critical' over the 'philologicaland linguistic'.
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However, thesephilologicalwritings have almost no significance for those who don't know of their existence, and they are of no use to our intellectuals.
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As his disciples - we all are, to some extent - we shall never equal his master y of bothphilologicaland mathematical skills.
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For all peoples there comes a time when purifying their language becomes the most urgentphilologicaltask.
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A valuable contribution in this area would typically come from a researcher who combines a good knowledge of generative grammar with solidphilologicalcompetence.
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Contributions which combine theoretical interest andphilologicalacumen are especially welcome.
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In such cases it is more a matter of thephilologicalinterpretation of written texts than anything resembling a discussion of speech forms.
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He is concerned to bring togetherphilologicaland sociolinguistic approaches, examining developments in the language from both an internal and external perspective.
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