vernacular 音标拼音: [vɚn'ækjəlɚ]
n . 本地话,方言
a . 地方的,用地方语写成的
本地话,方言地方的,用地方语写成的
vernacular adj 1 :
being or characteristic of or appropriate to everyday language ; "
common parlance "; "
a vernacular term ";
"
vernacular speakers "; "
the vulgar tongue of the masses ";
"
the technical and vulgar names for an animal species "
[
synonym : {
common }, {
vernacular }, {
vulgar }]
n 1 :
a characteristic language of a particular group (
as among thieves ); "
they don '
t speak our lingo " [
synonym : {
slang },
{
cant }, {
jargon }, {
lingo }, {
argot }, {
patois }, {
vernacular }]
2 :
the everyday speech of the people (
as distinguished from literary language )
Vernacular \
Ver *
nac "
u *
lar \,
a . [
L .
vernaculus born in one '
s house ,
native ,
fr .
verna a slave born in his master '
s house ,
a native ,
probably akin to Skr .
vas to dwell ,
E .
was .]
Belonging to the country of one '
s birth ;
one '
s own by birth or nature ;
native ;
indigenous ; --
now used chiefly of language ;
as ,
English is our vernacular language . "
A vernacular disease ." --
Harvey .
[
1913 Webster ]
His skill in the vernacular dialect of the Celtic tongue . --
Fuller .
[
1913 Webster ]
Which in our vernacular idiom may be thus interpreted .
--
Pope .
[
1913 Webster ]
Vernacular \
Ver *
nac "
u *
lar \,
n .
The vernacular language ;
one '
s mother tongue ;
often ,
the common forms of expression in a particular locality ,
opposed to {
literary }
or {
learned }
forms .
[
1913 Webster PJC ]
148 Moby Thesaurus words for "
vernacular ":
Babbittish ,
Philistine ,
aboriginal ,
accustomed ,
ancient language ,
argot ,
austerity ,
autochthonous ,
average ,
baldness ,
bareness ,
bourgeois ,
campy ,
candor ,
cant ,
classical language ,
colloquial ,
colloquial speech ,
colloquial usage ,
colloquialism ,
common ,
common speech ,
commonplace ,
confined ,
conventional ,
conversational ,
conversationalism ,
current ,
customary ,
dead language ,
directness ,
easy ,
endemic ,
everyday ,
familiar ,
frankness ,
general ,
geographically limited ,
gibberish ,
gobbledygook ,
habitual ,
high -
camp ,
homebred ,
homegrown ,
homely ,
homespun ,
household ,
household words ,
idiom ,
illiterate speech ,
indigenous ,
informal ,
informal English ,
informal language ,
informal speech ,
insular ,
jargon ,
kitschy ,
language ,
leanness ,
limited ,
lingo ,
living language ,
local ,
localized ,
low -
camp ,
matter -
of -
factness ,
mother tongue ,
mumbo jumbo ,
natal ,
native ,
native language ,
native speech ,
native tongue ,
native -
born ,
naturalness ,
nonstandard ,
normative ,
of a place ,
openness ,
ordinary ,
original ,
parent language ,
parochial ,
patois ,
patter ,
phraseology ,
plain ,
plain English ,
plain speaking ,
plain speech ,
plain style ,
plain words ,
plainness ,
plebeian ,
pop ,
popular ,
predominating ,
prescriptive ,
prevailing ,
primitive ,
prosaicness ,
prosiness ,
provincial ,
public ,
regional ,
regular ,
regulation ,
restrainedness ,
rustic style ,
scatology ,
severity ,
simple ,
simpleness ,
simplicity ,
slang ,
soberness ,
spareness ,
speech ,
spoken ,
spoken language ,
standard ,
starkness ,
stock ,
straightforward ,
straightforwardness ,
substandard ,
substandard language ,
taboo language ,
talk ,
topical ,
unadorned style ,
unadornedness ,
unaffectedness ,
uneducated ,
unimaginativeness ,
universal ,
unliterary ,
unpoeticalness ,
unstudied ,
usual ,
vernacularism ,
vocabulary ,
vulgar ,
vulgar language ,
vulgar tongue ,
vulgate ,
wonted
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