英语词汇anaphor的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

anaphor

noun [ C ] language specialized uk/ˈæn.ə.fɔːr/ us/ˈæn.ə.fɔːr/

前指代项（如Joe dropped a glass and it broke一句中的it）

a word or phrase that refers to a word or phrase used earlier in a text and replaces it, for example the word "it" in the sentence "Joe dropped a glass and it broke."

In the sentence "I arrived, but nobody saw me" the pronoun "me" is an anaphor.

An anaphor refers back to an antecedent.

Compare: cataphor

An anaphor might be understood using information from earlier in the text.
In this sentence the child replaced the object with an anaphor.
An anaphor can be a word, phrase or ellipsis, for example the verbal ellipsis in "Maria likes coffee, and Anna, tea."

词汇	anaphor
释义	anaphor noun [ C ] language specialized uk/ˈæn.ə.fɔːr/ us/ˈæn.ə.fɔːr/ 前指代项（如Joe dropped a glass and it broke一句中的it） a word or phrase that refers to a word or phrase used earlier in a text and replaces it, for example the word "it" in the sentence "Joe dropped a glass and it broke." In the sentence "I arrived, but nobody saw me" the pronoun "me" is an anaphor. An anaphor refers back to an antecedent. Compare: cataphor 更多例句 An anaphor might be understood using information from earlier in the text. In this sentence the child replaced the object with an anaphor. An anaphor can be a word, phrase or ellipsis, for example the verbal ellipsis in "Maria likes coffee, and Anna, tea."
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