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asicsfree 发表于 2013-8-13 13:36 
; P9 o& R0 ?. T z4 @我是不懂它的index內容是怎麼搜尋出來的，例如talk 要我們參考talk 1, 2, 6, 18, 18。但talk整篇都是talk ...
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; U+ q3 D1 K4 [8 f# s6 _# P其实这很容易理解，我在http://pan.baidu.com/share/link? ... 95&uk=489821977 密码:dg5d 分享了一本《朗文简明英语联想活用词典_11191846》（是LLA的缩编，PDG格式，可用老马阅读器打开），前言有说明用法。印象中LDOCE的DVD中肯定也有介绍Longman Language Activator的使用方法，在帮助文档里找找。* n: w; S& J7 Q1 @/ y9 D
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以talk为例，
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! z6 F3 u! |8 j. L1 q' Rto talk to somebody7 ], |" r( m; i& s! B
1. to talk to someone. M8 E" o0 P( I z" C4 {" O7 p0 Z
2. to talk to someone about a problem, plan, or serious subject* \( U n C! q6 a" ^4 ?2 Y
3. to start a conversation
, T# w3 f3 C" B4. to talk to someone for a long time about unimportant things
& w3 \' E/ u1 N5 T3 s4 g- ~- {) C5. a conversation) p& \ J5 L; t3 [1 ]6 L
6. to talk about other people’s private lives
* O& @0 X3 H0 G% N7. to talk too much about a particular thing+ w- _" i0 R0 G
8. to talk for a long time in a confused or boring way
% G" r, o; \# {! E* h9. to talk to someone in a way that shows you are attracted to them8 D$ ~1 u4 u2 H7 e$ Y
10. to talk to yourself# B) I# H% I, z6 O" y
11. to talk to someone as if they were stupid+ p2 v( p r2 Z2 s* h9 Z( A) D
12. someone who talks a lot or too much
0 V- B# |6 p) p2 H13. someone who does not talk much
W- g$ l+ o) {9 j0 A+ A0 `14. to stop talking# n/ e3 V) M& J, V9 Z( k
15. what you say to someone to tell them to stop talking
2 R B( ?* A/ @" S16. to not talk about a particular subject, }0 U. U6 J- n) p# J
17. when people who have argued do not talk to each other
( E1 t+ x+ C3 v/ yto make a speech
% K4 X+ c/ ^- `1 q6 d! q6 E/ q18. when someone makes a speech
N1 s# _* Q. a1 Z19. someone who makes a speech
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$ c: ^' f2 b* u7 _6 A% F# N* z: E9 n说明有19个sections是和talk相关的，而每个section下又不单有、不一定有talk一个词（词组phrase）等，但肯定都是talk的synonyms或者相关的词汇。比如第5个section2 Z6 b2 ]1 ~( X3 d. E1 W$ M# N" B
5. a conversation
# z( E- t4 o: i! i9 V' n▷ conversation /ˌkɒnvəʳˈseɪʃən∥ˌkɑːn-/ [countable/uncountable noun]$ m6 Y' m8 p2 M* }# S
when people talk to each other, especially in an informal situation:
P" Z9 m! M1 ^. A▪ Martha’s a fascinating woman. I really enjoyed our conversation.
( ~" R% I) h$ ^# u* A4 C) W. S7 \' R8 Z▪ The noise of the traffic made conversation almost impossible.+ L" G7 M/ Y) _! ~ O, m# W# q8 m
▪ They didn’t realize someone was taping their telephone conversation., o% D* Z! U) S- S9 r5 [4 I
conversation with4 m) M4 V- U8 ~; S( _: _& ^
▪ I was too shy to start a conversation with anyone there.
$ l- C8 C+ A. O0 Mhave a conversation+ r" P' ~! L& ^3 y. h
▪ Vicky was having a long conversation with the bartender.# @; [# P4 U" _ t s( e# G
topic of conversation( T& n1 c" H- d: a
▪ Baker’s resignation became a hot topic of conversation around the office.$ I7 T% d3 l6 N7 _7 O
come up in conversation
, {, P2 N/ U% M, S! {4 U! y- q6 tbe mentioned as part of the conversation
& I/ c1 m7 S$ W6 Y, V▪ Every time his father’s name came up in conversation, Tom became nervous. }- H3 C- A8 b1 }+ H
▷ chat /tʃæt/ [countable noun] especially British
9 R7 U% G( s$ R! J9 g1 Zan informal, friendly conversation:. s8 F% ~2 y1 Y1 V+ Q- z6 p
▪ He didn’t want anything in particular. He just stopped for a chat.8 j6 T( k+ q7 q" H X
▪ Mary took Tina in the other room for a private chat.% d! o# Z" w( X, ]3 s
have a chat
) f# ?3 ^4 g7 n▪ I’m actually glad you’re late - it gave Ken and me a chance to have a good chat./ ^, f. n6 d; F& t4 U, }& a
▷ small talk /ˈsmɔːl tɔːk/ [uncountable noun]
4 O n+ H2 d1 q; l4 B0 pthe kind of conversation in which people talk about unimportant things in order to be polite or to avoid serious subjects:
( x8 M% s+ F' I! S▪ Most of what gets said at parties is just small talk./ K# ?; Z7 [0 f
make small talk
& g- R6 H# Y1 o& O/ h▪ Heath doesn’t waste time making small talk - he comes straight to the point.9 ~* g2 v+ L k( c
没有talk作为词头，但是里面的词头conversation、chat、small talk都是和talk相关的。
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talk6 Y3 @' a9 k B
See ↑DISCUSS 1, ↑SPEAK 1, ↑TALK 1,2,6,18,18, ↑TELL 9
2 }) @; H3 z# Z就是说在DISCUSS下的第一个section，TALK的第1、2、6、18个section下有talk作为词头，而第18th section下talk出现了两次，一次是countable noun，一次是intransitive verb；在TELL的第9个section也出现了talk。2 \7 ~4 a0 v# y$ u6 o8 @
5 S3 u! ]% \9 l9 S; _9 O说白了，LLA就是Longman自己的Thesaurus，多了些噱头而已。 |
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