lang
uage
Plural
languages
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the system of communication by spoken or written words, that the people of a particular country or region use
- He wants to become bilingual and speak multiple languages fluently.
- Learning a new language opens doors to different cultures and opportunities.
- She practices speaking the language with native speakers to improve her fluency.
- She takes language classes to enhance her communication skills.
- They use online resources to study grammar and vocabulary in the language.
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(language) communication by word of mouth
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the mental faculty or power of vocal communication
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5
the cognitive processes involved in producing and understanding linguistic communication
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a system of words used to name things in a particular discipline
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a field of study that focuses on understanding how languages function, including their structure, grammar, and usage
- She got a B- in language this semester.
- He is majoring in language at the university.
- Language is an important subject for understanding human behavior.
- The professor teaches language and literature to students.
- I need to improve my grades in language before the final exam.
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the words or expressions that are coarse, offensive, or inappropriate
- She apologized for using offensive language in the meeting.
- The movie was criticized for its coarse language.
- Teachers discourage students from using foul language in class.
- The referee warned the player about his unacceptable language.
- They were fined for shouting abusive language at the officials.
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the way words are chosen and arranged in writing or speaking to suit a certain purpose, feeling, or audience
- He used friendly language to welcome the guests.
- Simple language helped everyone understand the instructions.
- Everyday language made the book easy to read.
- The teacher explained the rules in clear language.