Language
31Language — Although there are small communities in Austria that claim Croatian, Hungarian, and especially Slovenian as their mother tongue, the preeminent language of the country is German. Behind that simple statement, however, lurks a very complex… …
32language — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French langage, from lange, langue tongue, language, from Latin lingua more at tongue Date: 14th century 1. a. the words, their pronunciation, and the methods of combining them used and understood by a… …
33Language-to-IL — Intermediate language (IL) is the lowest level human readable programming language in the heirachy of instructions for a CPU. High level programming languages like Visual Basic, C, etc. provide access to complex operations via simple instructions …
34Language — The ancient Egyptian language belongs to the AfroAsiatic group of languages and has affinities with both North African and Semitic languages and possibly devolved before these two groups separated. The language did not remain unchanged but… …
35language — Ōlelo. Also: alelo, elelo, lehelehe (rare). ♦ Foreign language, ōlelo o nā āina ē, ōlelo ē. ♦ European language, especially English, ōlelo haole. ♦ Pidgin, ōlelo pa i ai. ♦ Threatening language, ho onuinui. ♦ Rough in language …
36language — noun /ˈlæŋɡwɪʤ/ a) A form of communication using words either spoken or gestured with the hands and structured with grammar, often with a writing system. the English language b) The ability to communicate using words. sign language …
37Language — (as used in expressions) HyperText Markup Language Practical Extraction and Reporting Language Standard Generalized Markup Language Extensible Markup Language …
38language — noun 1》 the method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a structured and conventional way. ↘any method of expression or communication: body language. 2》 the system of communication used by a… …
39language — n 1. speech, tongue, dialect, parlance, idiolect; vernacular, common speech, vulgate, vulgar tongue; mother tongue, native tongue, parent language, linguistic stock; slang, idiom, vulgarism, colloquialism, vernacularism, archaism; patois, pidgin …
40language of — advertising, language of In a study of the use of language to influence and persuade people, the American scholar Dwight Bolinger (Language, the Loaded Weapon, 1980) describes several techniques which advertisers share with other persuaders in… …
