Translations for „inflexion“ in the English » German Dictionary

in·flex·ion N esp Brit

inflexion LING → inflection

See also inflection

in·flec·tion [ɪnˈflekʃən] N

1. inflection LING (change in form):

inflection

Flexion f spec

inflection

Beugung f

2. inflection (affixes):

inflection

Flexionsform f spec

3. inflection (modulation of tone):

inflection

Modulation f spec

inflection

Veränderung f des Tonfalls

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English

Typical tags address lemmatisation (lexeme or base form), inflexion, derivation, syntactic function, dependency, valency, case roles, semantic type etc.

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They are convinced that they stand on the hinge of history, the inflexion point where the roller coaster starts to go downhill.

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All persons, judges and jurymen alike, form different impressions of the dramas unfolded before them; an inflexion or a cough may awaken subconscious predilections, varied idiosyncrasies and prejudices.

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The inflexion follows the pattern of the relative pronoun with "-koli" or "koli" appended.

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It should be noted that it is this verb which carries all forms of inflexion on behalf of the ideophone.

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We would contend that when this point is reached, it may represent an inflexion point for the currency.

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I think this inflexion point is happening now, and it's a big deal.

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He succeeded in explaining the colour of thin and of thick plates, and the inflexion of light, and he wrote on double refraction, light polarization and binocular vision.

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Some speakers use upward inflexion as a way of including their conversational partner in the dialogue.

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He also wrote numerous tracts, and in particular discussed at some length spirals and points of inflexion.

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