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asicsfree 发表于 2013-8-13 13:36 
4 _3 I( P: G9 ^( o$ y/ p& O" S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 ...
; j* s+ G* G6 }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。
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( a* ?2 v1 `( {9 M% o以talk为例，; J1 d _( {* r+ h7 `. Z: [
INDEX有
2 x" q4 n. h# g* e3 V) }INDEX:6 |( v) I7 J% Y% W' c9 T0 u, c2 B
to talk to somebody
& X5 Y+ e3 u9 a, v. C( T+ I1. to talk to someone
( W& m" A% y8 l) ~( l& W9 T; F2. to talk to someone about a problem, plan, or serious subject
, D# V0 [. D" o* G! H3. to start a conversation$ B! ^3 y( R( k' k) Q5 d' Z
4. to talk to someone for a long time about unimportant things
/ }% d: ^$ D: b( s5. a conversation; B2 Z) K, h& d- k& L- s+ i
6. to talk about other people’s private lives
, F8 v0 b+ }5 Q3 d7. to talk too much about a particular thing! G# Z) }% v& K' T
8. to talk for a long time in a confused or boring way
# \ a* B; f M$ ~5 c9. to talk to someone in a way that shows you are attracted to them/ P( B" x( d5 j# y, E0 Y v
10. to talk to yourself& |" R: k* e) {" K2 e. G
11. to talk to someone as if they were stupid
6 `+ G; o1 ~0 z; h3 M12. someone who talks a lot or too much
: X& K2 s" a1 E: x( U13. someone who does not talk much
! R6 V" f2 l. P9 U( g14. to stop talking
3 w$ q# o& N+ B J15. what you say to someone to tell them to stop talking
9 p9 l! z$ k8 Z; m16. to not talk about a particular subject
2 O. |: w& A+ q# m/ k17. when people who have argued do not talk to each other
7 o: L1 L* n8 \+ l& v! ato make a speech
, e* f$ n: ?5 ?4 m: a18. when someone makes a speech
$ p) b* X k/ M* P1 X7 S2 j19. someone who makes a speech3 u8 F. T6 D0 j8 R
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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section
1 H- s& {5 V$ u5. a conversation/ J4 m- o% J' R# V+ m/ ]6 Q
▷ conversation /ˌkɒnvəʳˈseɪʃən∥ˌkɑːn-/ [countable/uncountable noun]
; @. L) k; Z! j3 c5 Dwhen people talk to each other, especially in an informal situation:
6 P4 H+ b' h9 e* h. r; V▪ Martha’s a fascinating woman. I really enjoyed our conversation.
( D; M/ [1 t- M; ^, Z' d7 h▪ The noise of the traffic made conversation almost impossible.6 ^3 _5 m+ M$ T- O+ h. r% ?2 u
▪ They didn’t realize someone was taping their telephone conversation.
/ o$ l8 G- c' ]* ~( d6 t" u& [9 Aconversation with4 F- \" Y" S: |8 Q6 A
▪ I was too shy to start a conversation with anyone there.
' c9 i( b; w/ O% p# F3 r4 uhave a conversation( }4 x% @8 k, c6 o, e
▪ Vicky was having a long conversation with the bartender.* W3 F& i& E2 s& D4 ]
topic of conversation
5 M& C$ a# A) b* m▪ Baker’s resignation became a hot topic of conversation around the office.
- K8 Y5 I( P. X9 B# F Gcome up in conversation! g: |3 i- V; h; A
be mentioned as part of the conversation/ F+ ^. Z) d3 E; s, ?
▪ Every time his father’s name came up in conversation, Tom became nervous.) a# T- n D4 `0 ~; |8 J4 ?
▷ chat /tʃæt/ [countable noun] especially British
( d0 o) h' H. W- P& F6 can informal, friendly conversation:
/ A; g4 y; w2 E$ n: H. z7 E▪ He didn’t want anything in particular. He just stopped for a chat./ ~# s( D# ^) M" f
▪ Mary took Tina in the other room for a private chat.
2 T h% {$ z( \2 E( n+ xhave a chat
# e9 z3 d8 B& {' _) i▪ I’m actually glad you’re late - it gave Ken and me a chance to have a good chat.
' P: S- h% @2 F* Y2 T6 k: X( o8 a▷ small talk /ˈsmɔːl tɔːk/ [uncountable noun] ?$ b2 T6 U$ C
the kind of conversation in which people talk about unimportant things in order to be polite or to avoid serious subjects:
( J3 ~/ u$ x W) I, x8 o5 W▪ Most of what gets said at parties is just small talk.+ b, q& G4 U Y- }4 y$ A0 f
make small talk
6 ]$ ~# b: E2 A1 Z▪ Heath doesn’t waste time making small talk - he comes straight to the point.
3 U* d5 ]+ p3 ]6 e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。, {# l3 e L5 [/ U6 J' g2 q
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talk! T- w: g( h7 n) B
See ↑DISCUSS 1, ↑SPEAK 1, ↑TALK 1,2,6,18,18, ↑TELL 9* `- I w, H% n
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。
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' d& [ P) g4 i" d- M说白了，LLA就是Longman自己的Thesaurus，多了些噱头而已。 |
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