English word polysemous or homographic corpus urgency 80

Answer]: Mistakenly change "Although there are multiple meanings, but a polysemous word can only have one antonym" to "There are many sensitive imitation orange meanings, and each Yiqiao group item may have a corresponding antonym".

The principle is: whether there is a connection between the meanings.

For example: 1) Flowers.

2) Spend money. The meaning of "flower" in these two words is not related, so these two "flowers" are homophones.

Another example is 3) manuscripts.

4) One copy per person.

The "hand" in these two words is related in meaning, so the "hand" in it is polysemous.

Homographs: Words that have the same glyph but have no connection in meaning. (Same words, different meanings, and sex are not limited).

Such as: Observing words (verb, looking) color Taoist view (noun, Taoist residence).

Put (verb, hold) steady direction put.

preposition, introducing a certain subject) he chases away. Pull him a handful (measure word, number of pulls) Knife handle (noun, handle.

Dafu (noun, doctor) Dafu (noun, ancient official name).

Off (Close) Off (Gate).

Landlord (landlord) Landlord (east side of the house).

Polysemy words: Words with more than two meanings are called polysemous words. A polysemous word is a word that has multiple meanings, and there is often a connection between several meanings.

Polysemous words are symmetries of "monosemous". A polysemous word is a word that has several distinct but interrelated meanings, which are extended meanings of the same original or fundamental meaning. In order to reflect the increasingly complex objective phenomena in the development of social production, it is inevitable that people will use the original words to express other related things, so that the old and new meanings will coexist.

Homophones: Another name for "homonyms". Homophones refer to a group of words with the same sound, rhyme, and tone, but completely different meanings. The syllables of language are finite, and to represent more and more objective things, some homophones will inevitably be produced.

Polyphonic words: Polyphonic words are words that have two or more pronunciations, different pronunciations have different meanings, different usages, and different parts of speech.

1.If you listen to the sound of tea:

The way it looks. But that's why he is

This is not the same for several years:

then, however. 2.Where the heart desires, it is a thousand or hundred, and sure enough, the crane is also:

It indicates a relationship of obedience, which can be translated as "then".

Then the rest of the robe is in the middle of it:

Indicates a turning point in the relationship" but.

If it is not the humility of nature, the heart is not as good as the rest of the ear:

Indicates a transition relationship.

It can be translated as "but", "instead", "but".

3.The crowd was silent, and no one dared to make an uproar:

Sit in the same seat.

Sitting on the king said, why sit? ：

Committing ,,, crimes.

Parking sits in love with Maple Grove Night:

Because".

1.If you listen to the sound of tea:The way it looks.

So, so what: That's it.

However, for several years, I never saw each other: then, however.

2.Where the heart desires, it is a thousand or hundred, and sure enough, the crane also: It means the relationship of obedience, which can be translated as "then".

Then the rest of the robe is in the middle of it: it means that the transition relationship "but."

If it is not the humility of nature, the heart is not as good as the special ear of the rest: It means that the turning relationship can be translated as "but", "instead", "but".

3.The seat is full of silence, and those who dare to make a noise: sit in the same seat.

Sitting on the king said, why sit? Committing ,,, crimes.

Parking sits in love with Maple Grove late: "Because".