Definition of phraseology in English:

phraseology

nounPlural phraseologies ˌfreɪzɪˈɒlədʒiˌfreɪziˈɑlədʒi

A particular mode of expression, especially one characteristic of a particular speaker or subject area.
特殊用语，术语；特殊的（个人）措辞
legal phraseology
法律术语。
Example sentencesExamples
- On the air since January 2, it is, to use the cliched phraseology, a television show with a difference in the sense that it has Ruby playing a double role in all the episodes.
- The phraseology might have been a bit offside, though.
- So spare me your showy concern for sensitivity by using the appropriate phraseology.
- There is no science of cookery possible without a correct phraseology.
- Hardy's rhetoric allows the critic to overlook the simple wrongness of Tess's act, and mask it in a neutral phraseology more appropriate to suicide or death by natural causes than homicide.
- Though the phraseology is a bit confusing, the technique is relatively simple.
- Sure enough, he is attempting to ‘keep a lid on things’ - part of his staple phraseology.
- But most readers can probably recognize the cloying phraseology as self-serving.
- So I was strict, marking the Custer manuscript heavily, lacing into its phraseology, conception, and organization.
- This phraseology cannot be very assuring to the Karzai government.
- This phraseology, Lakoff argues, implies first that tax is a burden or a virulent disease which cries out for a cure.
- Note the cautious phraseology, which implies that these could have nothing more than a placebo effect: if you think a treatment is doing you good, then you may well perk up a bit anyway.
- Even in social circles there are serious attempts to change some words and phraseologies to remove the connotations that these terminologies have acquired over a long time.
- More often, Carson employs a sort of linguistic camp: a phraseology that is obviously exaggerated or out of place, but which is meant to be relished for that very reason.
- We know that he valued Kierkegaard and Schopenhauer, and one of the most wonderful of his later poems raids Coleridge for its closing phraseology.
- This phraseology is open to numerous interpretations, and hopefully the yet-to-be published regulations will provide assistance to employers.
- My phraseology was perhaps too colloquial and informal - I was trying to pay them a compliment for getting the story.
- Such phraseology is needed if one wants to name things without calling up mental pictures of them.
- ‘The phraseology used in the past is not going to disappear because of the new guidelines,’ he said.
- I know that my phraseology and way of putting things is sometimes a bit direct.
Synonyms
wording, choice of words, phrasing, usage, idiom, diction, parlance, words, language, vocabulary, terminology
jargon, patter, cant, -speak, dialect, vernacular, argot, patois, style, way of speaking/writing, manner of speaking/writing, style of speech/writing, mode of speech/writing
French façon de parler
informal lingo
rare idiolect

Derivatives

phraseological

adjective ˌfreɪzɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)lˌfreɪziəˈlɑdʒək(ə)l

As a one more deft stroke of his phraseological felicity, Vajpayee has pulled off a statement that hones itself to everybody's satisfaction.
Example sentencesExamples
- He'd made a really good ‘black men in the USA’ comment in an insightful manner about being stigmatised, but then in literally the next sentence he undid his good phraseological work.
- The New Shakspere Society attempted to use metrical and phraseological tests to establish the order in which Shakespeare wrote the plays; and, using that order, to study ‘the progress and meaning of Shakspere's mind’.
- TPM Reader AK writes in with a splendid bit of lexical or phraseological insight.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from modern Latin phraseologia, from Greek phraseōn, genitive plural of phrasis 'a phrase' + -logia (see -logy).

Definition of phraseology in US English:

phraseology

nounˌfrāzēˈäləjēˌfreɪziˈɑlədʒi

A mode of expression, especially one characteristic of a particular speaker or writer.
特殊用语，术语；特殊的（个人）措辞
legal phraseology
法律术语。
Example sentencesExamples
- Sure enough, he is attempting to ‘keep a lid on things’ - part of his staple phraseology.
- This phraseology, Lakoff argues, implies first that tax is a burden or a virulent disease which cries out for a cure.
- This phraseology is open to numerous interpretations, and hopefully the yet-to-be published regulations will provide assistance to employers.
- Even in social circles there are serious attempts to change some words and phraseologies to remove the connotations that these terminologies have acquired over a long time.
- Though the phraseology is a bit confusing, the technique is relatively simple.
- ‘The phraseology used in the past is not going to disappear because of the new guidelines,’ he said.
- So I was strict, marking the Custer manuscript heavily, lacing into its phraseology, conception, and organization.
- This phraseology cannot be very assuring to the Karzai government.
- On the air since January 2, it is, to use the cliched phraseology, a television show with a difference in the sense that it has Ruby playing a double role in all the episodes.
- I know that my phraseology and way of putting things is sometimes a bit direct.
- My phraseology was perhaps too colloquial and informal - I was trying to pay them a compliment for getting the story.
- We know that he valued Kierkegaard and Schopenhauer, and one of the most wonderful of his later poems raids Coleridge for its closing phraseology.
- There is no science of cookery possible without a correct phraseology.
- The phraseology might have been a bit offside, though.
- More often, Carson employs a sort of linguistic camp: a phraseology that is obviously exaggerated or out of place, but which is meant to be relished for that very reason.
- So spare me your showy concern for sensitivity by using the appropriate phraseology.
- Such phraseology is needed if one wants to name things without calling up mental pictures of them.
- But most readers can probably recognize the cloying phraseology as self-serving.
- Hardy's rhetoric allows the critic to overlook the simple wrongness of Tess's act, and mask it in a neutral phraseology more appropriate to suicide or death by natural causes than homicide.
- Note the cautious phraseology, which implies that these could have nothing more than a placebo effect: if you think a treatment is doing you good, then you may well perk up a bit anyway.
Synonyms
wording, choice of words, phrasing, usage, idiom, diction, parlance, words, language, vocabulary, terminology

Origin

Mid 17th century: from modern Latin phraseologia, from Greek phraseōn, genitive plural of phrasis ‘a phrase’ + -logia (see -logy).

单词	phraseology
释义	Definition of phraseology in English: phraseology nounPlural phraseologies ˌfreɪzɪˈɒlədʒiˌfreɪziˈɑlədʒi A particular mode of expression, especially one characteristic of a particular speaker or subject area. 特殊用语，术语；特殊的（个人）措辞 legal phraseology 法律术语。 Example sentencesExamples On the air since January 2, it is, to use the cliched phraseology, a television show with a difference in the sense that it has Ruby playing a double role in all the episodes. The phraseology might have been a bit offside, though. So spare me your showy concern for sensitivity by using the appropriate phraseology. There is no science of cookery possible without a correct phraseology. Hardy's rhetoric allows the critic to overlook the simple wrongness of Tess's act, and mask it in a neutral phraseology more appropriate to suicide or death by natural causes than homicide. Though the phraseology is a bit confusing, the technique is relatively simple. Sure enough, he is attempting to ‘keep a lid on things’ - part of his staple phraseology. But most readers can probably recognize the cloying phraseology as self-serving. So I was strict, marking the Custer manuscript heavily, lacing into its phraseology, conception, and organization. This phraseology cannot be very assuring to the Karzai government. This phraseology, Lakoff argues, implies first that tax is a burden or a virulent disease which cries out for a cure. Note the cautious phraseology, which implies that these could have nothing more than a placebo effect: if you think a treatment is doing you good, then you may well perk up a bit anyway. Even in social circles there are serious attempts to change some words and phraseologies to remove the connotations that these terminologies have acquired over a long time. More often, Carson employs a sort of linguistic camp: a phraseology that is obviously exaggerated or out of place, but which is meant to be relished for that very reason. We know that he valued Kierkegaard and Schopenhauer, and one of the most wonderful of his later poems raids Coleridge for its closing phraseology. This phraseology is open to numerous interpretations, and hopefully the yet-to-be published regulations will provide assistance to employers. My phraseology was perhaps too colloquial and informal - I was trying to pay them a compliment for getting the story. Such phraseology is needed if one wants to name things without calling up mental pictures of them. ‘The phraseology used in the past is not going to disappear because of the new guidelines,’ he said. I know that my phraseology and way of putting things is sometimes a bit direct. Synonyms wording, choice of words, phrasing, usage, idiom, diction, parlance, words, language, vocabulary, terminology jargon, patter, cant, -speak, dialect, vernacular, argot, patois, style, way of speaking/writing, manner of speaking/writing, style of speech/writing, mode of speech/writing French façon de parler informal lingo rare idiolect Derivatives phraseological adjective ˌfreɪzɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)lˌfreɪziəˈlɑdʒək(ə)l As a one more deft stroke of his phraseological felicity, Vajpayee has pulled off a statement that hones itself to everybody's satisfaction. Example sentencesExamples He'd made a really good ‘black men in the USA’ comment in an insightful manner about being stigmatised, but then in literally the next sentence he undid his good phraseological work. The New Shakspere Society attempted to use metrical and phraseological tests to establish the order in which Shakespeare wrote the plays; and, using that order, to study ‘the progress and meaning of Shakspere's mind’. TPM Reader AK writes in with a splendid bit of lexical or phraseological insight. Origin Mid 17th century: from modern Latin phraseologia, from Greek phraseōn, genitive plural of phrasis 'a phrase' + -logia (see -logy). Definition of phraseology in US English: phraseology nounˌfrāzēˈäləjēˌfreɪziˈɑlədʒi A mode of expression, especially one characteristic of a particular speaker or writer. 特殊用语，术语；特殊的（个人）措辞 legal phraseology 法律术语。 Example sentencesExamples Sure enough, he is attempting to ‘keep a lid on things’ - part of his staple phraseology. This phraseology, Lakoff argues, implies first that tax is a burden or a virulent disease which cries out for a cure. This phraseology is open to numerous interpretations, and hopefully the yet-to-be published regulations will provide assistance to employers. Even in social circles there are serious attempts to change some words and phraseologies to remove the connotations that these terminologies have acquired over a long time. Though the phraseology is a bit confusing, the technique is relatively simple. ‘The phraseology used in the past is not going to disappear because of the new guidelines,’ he said. So I was strict, marking the Custer manuscript heavily, lacing into its phraseology, conception, and organization. This phraseology cannot be very assuring to the Karzai government. On the air since January 2, it is, to use the cliched phraseology, a television show with a difference in the sense that it has Ruby playing a double role in all the episodes. I know that my phraseology and way of putting things is sometimes a bit direct. My phraseology was perhaps too colloquial and informal - I was trying to pay them a compliment for getting the story. We know that he valued Kierkegaard and Schopenhauer, and one of the most wonderful of his later poems raids Coleridge for its closing phraseology. There is no science of cookery possible without a correct phraseology. The phraseology might have been a bit offside, though. More often, Carson employs a sort of linguistic camp: a phraseology that is obviously exaggerated or out of place, but which is meant to be relished for that very reason. So spare me your showy concern for sensitivity by using the appropriate phraseology. Such phraseology is needed if one wants to name things without calling up mental pictures of them. But most readers can probably recognize the cloying phraseology as self-serving. Hardy's rhetoric allows the critic to overlook the simple wrongness of Tess's act, and mask it in a neutral phraseology more appropriate to suicide or death by natural causes than homicide. Note the cautious phraseology, which implies that these could have nothing more than a placebo effect: if you think a treatment is doing you good, then you may well perk up a bit anyway. Synonyms wording, choice of words, phrasing, usage, idiom, diction, parlance, words, language, vocabulary, terminology Origin Mid 17th century: from modern Latin phraseologia, from Greek phraseōn, genitive plural of phrasis ‘a phrase’ + -logia (see -logy).
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