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只用一种语言表达的;只懂一种语言的;
The OALDCE is a monolingual dictionary.
牛津高级当代英语字典是部只用一种语言的字典.
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"We found that seniors who are bilingual are able to activate their brain with a magnitude closer to young subjects. So they don’t need to expend as much effort, and yet they still out-perform their monolingual peers, suggesting they use their brain more efficiently."
“我们发现,双语老年人能够以接近年轻人的量值激活它们的大脑。因此他们无需付出更多努力就能胜过单语同龄人,这表明他们使用大脑更为有效。”
||1:So languages often wither and die when parents move abroad.||2:Consider America. The foreign-born share of the population is 13.7%, and has never been lower than 4.7% (in 1970).||3:And yet foreign- language speakers don’t accumulate: today just 25% of the population speaks another language.||4:That’s because, typically, the first generation born in America is bilingual, and the second is monolingual —in English, the children often struggling to speak easily with their immigrant grandparents.
||1:因此,父母移居国外时,母语会越说越少。||2:以美国为例。父母至少有一方是外国人的人口比例为13.7%,从未低于4.7%(1970年)。||3:然而讲外语的人并没有增多:如今只有25%的人口能讲外语。||4:这是因为,一般情况下这样的第一代能讲双语,到了第二代就只能讲一种语言,因而孩子们和移民祖父母(或外祖父母)交流总是有障碍。
In the study, the researchers asked people to sort colors and shapes in a series of simple exercises. Dr. Gold and his colleagues used brain imaging to compare how well three groups of people switched among these exercises. The groups were bilingual seniors, monolingual seniors and younger adults.
在这项研究中,研究人员要求人们在一系列简单练习中对颜色和形状分类。戈尔德博士和他的同事们使用脑成像技术来比较三组研究对象在这些练习中如何切换。这三组分别是双语老年人,单语老年人和青年。
adjective
1.(of a person or society) speaking only one language.
‘ _monolingual_ families’
‘This is very important for a nation like ours, which still has a tendency to be _monolingual_ .’
2.(of a text or conversation) written or conducted in only one language.
‘ _monolingual_ and bilingual editions’
‘In an effort to prop up the use of Irish, the government in the region in which Irish is still in common use has replaced the previously bilingual road signs with _monolingual_ signs.’
noun
1.A person who speaks only one language.
‘In fact, it has been argued that a _monolingual_ bias exists in bilingual research, using monolinguals as a yardstick to assess bilinguals’ cognitive abilities.’
‘They particularly shined in their average rate of memorization, which was 56.9 percent higher than monolinguals.’
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