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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Semantic transparency"”.

  1. FACTORS INFLUENCING JAPANESE UNIVERSITY LEARNERS’ INFERENCES OF UNFAMILIAR IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS IN LISTENING

    … two lexical-level factors, L1–L2 congruency and semantic transparency, influence the inferencing success of English idiomatic expressions in listening. The third goal, related to the second goal, was to determine which of the two lexical component factors, L1–L2 congruency and semantic …

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  2. Idiom Comprehension In Bilingual And Monolingual Adolescents

    … the evaluation of idiomatic familiarity, semantic transparency, and contextual support, as well as three other linguistic measures: a) a reading comprehension task, b) an error detection task, and c) a synonym task. Results indicated that the three linguistic measures predicted 33% of the …

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  3. Neologisms in LXX Jeremiah: Word Formation within the History of Greek

    … Emphasis is placed on the cognitive and semantic transparency of these constructions. The extensive morphological productivity observed indicates that these forms were not lexical anomalies but rather typical outputs of educated Greek usage. Furthermore, the translators’ employment of …

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  4. A few words on word recognition: investigating the role of morphology in reading

    … Experiments 1–3 showed that masked priming for semantically opaque prime–target pairs (e.g., coaster–COAST) diminishes as the frequency of the prime increases and as the stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA) increases. Priming for semantically transparent pairs (e.g., golfer–GOLF) and for form …

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