Definition of historical linguistics in English:

historical linguistics

plural noun

treated as singular The study of the history and development of languages.
历史语言学
Example sentencesExamples
- The methodology of historical linguistics developed for a reason - replacing it with a methodology that cannot be falsified.
- He has published articles on historical linguistics in the Cahiers d' Etudes Africaines.
- Also at issue in virtually all of his stories is his fascination with both literary and linguistic theory and historical linguistics.
- He also uses as evidence facts from the more traditional fields of archeology and historical linguistics.
- Training in psychology does not normally cover historical linguistics.
- No, I don't want to disown Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm, the first of whom is something of a hero of historical linguistics.
- There had been isolated sprouts of good ideas but scientific historical linguistics had yet to develop.
- An example that I've discussed is New York Times science reporter's lack of understanding of the rudiments of historical linguistics.
- The search would be most effective if it involved the fields of archaeology, historical linguistics and genetics.
- Since historical linguistics is by now a firmly grounded science, there really was no doubt about this.
- Many of the established holders of chairs in historical linguistics don't believe in investigating these distant relationships, but I strongly disagree with them.
- And why was this published in Nature, a journal with no expertise in historical linguistics?
- The concepts of ‘Aryan’ and ‘Semitic’ races were gradually transferred out of historical linguistics into anthropology.

Definition of historical linguistics in US English:

historical linguistics

plural nounhɪˈstɔrəkəl lɪŋˈɡwɪstɪks

treated as singular The study of the history and development of languages.
历史语言学
Example sentencesExamples
- Many of the established holders of chairs in historical linguistics don't believe in investigating these distant relationships, but I strongly disagree with them.
- No, I don't want to disown Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm, the first of whom is something of a hero of historical linguistics.
- And why was this published in Nature, a journal with no expertise in historical linguistics?
- He also uses as evidence facts from the more traditional fields of archeology and historical linguistics.
- There had been isolated sprouts of good ideas but scientific historical linguistics had yet to develop.
- The concepts of ‘Aryan’ and ‘Semitic’ races were gradually transferred out of historical linguistics into anthropology.
- The search would be most effective if it involved the fields of archaeology, historical linguistics and genetics.
- Also at issue in virtually all of his stories is his fascination with both literary and linguistic theory and historical linguistics.
- He has published articles on historical linguistics in the Cahiers d' Etudes Africaines.
- Training in psychology does not normally cover historical linguistics.
- An example that I've discussed is New York Times science reporter's lack of understanding of the rudiments of historical linguistics.
- Since historical linguistics is by now a firmly grounded science, there really was no doubt about this.
- The methodology of historical linguistics developed for a reason - replacing it with a methodology that cannot be falsified.

单词	historical linguistics
释义	Definition of historical linguistics in English: historical linguistics plural noun treated as singular The study of the history and development of languages. 历史语言学 Example sentencesExamples The methodology of historical linguistics developed for a reason - replacing it with a methodology that cannot be falsified. He has published articles on historical linguistics in the Cahiers d' Etudes Africaines. Also at issue in virtually all of his stories is his fascination with both literary and linguistic theory and historical linguistics. He also uses as evidence facts from the more traditional fields of archeology and historical linguistics. Training in psychology does not normally cover historical linguistics. No, I don't want to disown Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm, the first of whom is something of a hero of historical linguistics. There had been isolated sprouts of good ideas but scientific historical linguistics had yet to develop. An example that I've discussed is New York Times science reporter's lack of understanding of the rudiments of historical linguistics. The search would be most effective if it involved the fields of archaeology, historical linguistics and genetics. Since historical linguistics is by now a firmly grounded science, there really was no doubt about this. Many of the established holders of chairs in historical linguistics don't believe in investigating these distant relationships, but I strongly disagree with them. And why was this published in Nature, a journal with no expertise in historical linguistics? The concepts of ‘Aryan’ and ‘Semitic’ races were gradually transferred out of historical linguistics into anthropology. Definition of historical linguistics in US English: historical linguistics plural nounhɪˈstɔrəkəl lɪŋˈɡwɪstɪks treated as singular The study of the history and development of languages. 历史语言学 Example sentencesExamples Many of the established holders of chairs in historical linguistics don't believe in investigating these distant relationships, but I strongly disagree with them. No, I don't want to disown Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm, the first of whom is something of a hero of historical linguistics. And why was this published in Nature, a journal with no expertise in historical linguistics? He also uses as evidence facts from the more traditional fields of archeology and historical linguistics. There had been isolated sprouts of good ideas but scientific historical linguistics had yet to develop. The concepts of ‘Aryan’ and ‘Semitic’ races were gradually transferred out of historical linguistics into anthropology. The search would be most effective if it involved the fields of archaeology, historical linguistics and genetics. Also at issue in virtually all of his stories is his fascination with both literary and linguistic theory and historical linguistics. He has published articles on historical linguistics in the Cahiers d' Etudes Africaines. Training in psychology does not normally cover historical linguistics. An example that I've discussed is New York Times science reporter's lack of understanding of the rudiments of historical linguistics. Since historical linguistics is by now a firmly grounded science, there really was no doubt about this. The methodology of historical linguistics developed for a reason - replacing it with a methodology that cannot be falsified.
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