Definition of pied-piping in English:

pied-piping

noun ˌpʌɪdˈpʌɪpɪŋ

Linguistics

The placing of a preposition immediately before a relative or interrogative pronoun, rather than later in the clause.

1960s. From pied + piping, after Pied Piper, with allusion to the way in which the charmed rats closely followed the piper in the story.

nounˌpʌɪdˈpʌɪpɪŋ

Linguistics

The placing of a preposition immediately before a relative or interrogative pronoun, rather than later in the clause.

1960s. From pied + piping, after Pied Piper, with allusion to the way in which the charmed rats closely followed the piper in the story.

单词	pied-piping
释义	Definition of pied-piping in English: pied-piping noun ˌpʌɪdˈpʌɪpɪŋ Linguistics The placing of a preposition immediately before a relative or interrogative pronoun, rather than later in the clause. Origin 1960s. From pied + piping, after Pied Piper, with allusion to the way in which the charmed rats closely followed the piper in the story. Definition of pied-piping in US English: pied-piping nounˌpʌɪdˈpʌɪpɪŋ Linguistics The placing of a preposition immediately before a relative or interrogative pronoun, rather than later in the clause. Origin 1960s. From pied + piping, after Pied Piper, with allusion to the way in which the charmed rats closely followed the piper in the story.
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