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- Unaccusative predicates select a single internal argument, while unergative predicates select a single external argument. 前者的主语是动词的域内论元,而后者的主语是动词的域外论元。
- Other notational systems use angled backets around the internal arguments to identify the external. 另外的一些符号系统使用方括号把域内论元包括在内,以使他和域外论元鉴别出来。
- She handled a difficult argument skilfully. 她巧妙地应付了一场艰难的辩论。
- The argument woke old rivalries. 争论又激起了旧怨。
- The interruption fragmented his argument. 他的辩论因被打断而显得不完整。
- I had to grant the reasonableness of his argument. 我必须承认他的论点有道理。
- This non sequitur invalidates his argument. 他不根据前提推理因而论证无效。
- After a long argument, he gave way. 经过长时间的辩论后,他让步了。
- His argument does not make sense. 他的争论没有意义。
- The letters page of this newspaper is a forum for public argument. 这份报纸的读者来信栏是公众意见的论坛。
- I'm fed up with all this argument. 我受够了这种争论。
- The argument boiled over into open war. 争论演变成了公开的论战。
- The examiners put a premium on rational argument. 评委们对以理服人的论据给以高度评价。
- I can send him a note via the internal mail system. 我可以通过内部通信系统给他发个通知。
- Can you spot the flaw in their argument? 你能指出他们论点中的谬误吗?
- Her article brilliantly demolishes his argument. 她的文章精辟地批驳了他的论点。
- The convoy commodore sees to the internal management of the convoy. 舰队司令官负责管理舰队的内部问题。
- Let's not personalise this argument. 让我们不要把这场争端搞成针对个人。
- Such an argument does not prevail with us. 这样的论据不足以说服我们。
- This point is vital to my argument. 这一点对我的论据极为重要。