Definition of Chomskyan in English:

Chomskyan

adjective ˈtʃɒmskɪənˈtʃɑm(p)skiən

Relating to or characteristic of the linguistic theories of Noam Chomsky, especially those concerning generative grammar.
Chomskyan ideas about an innate language faculty
Example sentencesExamples
- As a Chomskyan linguist I would argue in favour of an ethical system based on our own innate ethics.
- Over the years, Chomskyan linguistics has become increasingly abstract.
- He has merged Chomskyan ideas about an innate language faculty with the Darwinian theory of adaptation and natural selection.
- This can be seen to follow from the fact that the standard Chomskyan theory views control in a narrow, syntactic sense.
- The book is an interesting read too, though the author is a bit too Chomskyan for my taste.

Definition of Chomskyan in US English:

Chomskyan

adjectiveˈCHäm(p)skēənˈtʃɑm(p)skiən

Relating to or characteristic of the linguistic theories of Noam Chomsky, especially those concerning generative grammar.
Chomskyan ideas about an innate language faculty
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the years, Chomskyan linguistics has become increasingly abstract.
- This can be seen to follow from the fact that the standard Chomskyan theory views control in a narrow, syntactic sense.
- As a Chomskyan linguist I would argue in favour of an ethical system based on our own innate ethics.
- The book is an interesting read too, though the author is a bit too Chomskyan for my taste.
- He has merged Chomskyan ideas about an innate language faculty with the Darwinian theory of adaptation and natural selection.

单词	Chomskyan
释义	Definition of Chomskyan in English: Chomskyan adjective ˈtʃɒmskɪənˈtʃɑm(p)skiən Relating to or characteristic of the linguistic theories of Noam Chomsky, especially those concerning generative grammar. Chomskyan ideas about an innate language faculty Example sentencesExamples As a Chomskyan linguist I would argue in favour of an ethical system based on our own innate ethics. Over the years, Chomskyan linguistics has become increasingly abstract. He has merged Chomskyan ideas about an innate language faculty with the Darwinian theory of adaptation and natural selection. This can be seen to follow from the fact that the standard Chomskyan theory views control in a narrow, syntactic sense. The book is an interesting read too, though the author is a bit too Chomskyan for my taste. Definition of Chomskyan in US English: Chomskyan adjectiveˈCHäm(p)skēənˈtʃɑm(p)skiən Relating to or characteristic of the linguistic theories of Noam Chomsky, especially those concerning generative grammar. Chomskyan ideas about an innate language faculty Example sentencesExamples Over the years, Chomskyan linguistics has become increasingly abstract. This can be seen to follow from the fact that the standard Chomskyan theory views control in a narrow, syntactic sense. As a Chomskyan linguist I would argue in favour of an ethical system based on our own innate ethics. The book is an interesting read too, though the author is a bit too Chomskyan for my taste. He has merged Chomskyan ideas about an innate language faculty with the Darwinian theory of adaptation and natural selection.
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