lexicographers

英 [ˌlɛksɪˈkɒgrəfəz]

美 [ˌlɛksɪˈkɑgrəfərz]

n.  词典编纂者
lexicographer的复数; lexicography的复数

柯林斯词典

• 词典编纂（学）
  Lexicographyis the activity or profession of writing dictionaries.

双语例句

• The importance of grammatical information in English-Chinese Learners 'dictionaries has been recognized by lexicographers since a long time ago.
  英汉学习型词典内语法信息的重要性长期以来都受到众多词典学家的关注。
• Therefore, as all the usage information is recorded automatically and completely, lexicographers in dictionary use research are able to control irrelevant factors more effectively. Thus they can obtain convincing findings and collect data in real time.
  本系统作为一个自动监视软件，一方面可以自动、完整地保存用户选择的信息，从而帮助词典研究者控制词典使用研究中一些无关因素，实时收集到真实的数据；
• Lexicographers can make a detailed study of these errors and work out specific solutions to these errors when compiling Chinese-specific dictionaries.
  编纂者可以针对这些错误，在词典编纂中提出具体的解决方法。
• This thesis, on one hand, discusses the application of prototype theory to the study of semantics, pointing out that some ideas of word meanings are worthy of lexicographers 'consultation.
  作者从语义学的角度讨论了类典型理论运用到语义研究上所取得的成果，指出这些成果的应用前景，包括对词典编撰学的可能应用前景。
• And ( 3) What strategies should lexicographers adopt to ensure that a chosen example is prototypical?
  词典编纂者应当采取哪些策略确保选例的典型性？
• Interaction Between Lexicographers and Their Readers-Perspective of Dialogism Theory; He must work according to the cards, or not at all.
  从对话理论看双语词典编纂者与读者的互动词典的编者必须根据所汇集的卡片来编词典，不然的话，就根本不必去汇集那些卡片了。
• He has won considerable attention from Chinese and international lexicographers for his original thinking, innovative insights and theorisation in bilingual and historical lexicography.
  由于原创的思维、创新的见解，并在双语词典编纂及历史辞典编纂上的理论创建，他在中国和国际词典编纂者中受到相当重视。
• On this view, the perplexing polysemic features of polysemy have made sense discrimination and sense demarcation a big challenge that linguists and lexicographers have been confronting.
  基于多义词复杂的多义特性，对其义项的分辨和划分就成了语言学家和词典学家面临的难题。
• Lexicographers are daily discovering new facts about words.
  辞典编纂者每天都在发现有关词语的新情况。
• They pass into conventional symbols in the multiform uses of daily speech; they become commonplace factors of a commonplace present, and remain historic only to lexicographers and philologists.
  它们作为传统的符号使用在各式日常言语里，变得司空见惯，它们的原意只限于词典编纂者和语言学家。