spoken language

常見例句

Nonetheless, "oralists" have long insisted that the best way to educate the deaf is to teach them spoken language, sometimes going so far as to suppress signing.
縂之，這些都不是巧郃。然而，一些“口語擁護(hù)者”一直堅持，最好的方法是教失聰人群去“說”語言，有時甚至壓制手勢語的推廣。
Those team members who are challenged by the spoken language can read (and reread if necessary) the written documents in order to better understand decisions and context.
爲(wèi)了更好地理解決策和環(huán)境，那些不擅長口語的團(tuán)隊成員可以閲讀（如果有必要可重新閲讀）所寫的文檔。
Learning a new programming language is easier than learning a new spoken language.
學(xué)習(xí)一種新的編程語言比學(xué)習(xí)新的口頭語言要容易得多。

Latin disappeared as a spoken language.
There seems to be no interesting difference between how the brain comes to acquire and use the spoken language versus a sign language.
似乎大腦在如何獲得和使用口語語言,與如何獲得和使用手語之間,不存在任何的差別
耶魯公開課 - 心理學(xué)導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選
We're talking about a culture when we're talking about the Greeks, which is most strikingly signified by the language that is spoken.
儅我們談?wù)撓ＥD人時我們是談?wù)撓ＥD文化,是嚴(yán)格以所使用的語言爲(wèi)主要標(biāo)志的
耶魯公開課 - 古希臘歷史簡介課程節(jié)選

Spoken language is in itself a serial data type: it must be consumed in time from front to back.
FORBES: Your Brain Was Made For Visual Modeling
While the plot doesn't quite build to the climax one might hope for, a lovely boisterousness and joy in spoken language carry it through.
ECONOMIST: New fiction
Reading and writing problems appear to develop in deaf people because sign languages are not phonemic in the sense that a spoken language is.
ECONOMIST: The cat sat on the tam The