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interjection (ɪntəˈdʒɛkʃən) [a. F. interjection (13–14th c. in Hatz.–Darm.), ad. L. interjectiōn-em, n. of action from interjicĕre: see prec.] 1. The utterance of ejaculations expressive of emotion; an ejaculation or exclamation.c 1430 Pilgr. Lyf Manhode iii. vii. (1869) 139 This interieccioun sorwe... Oxford English Dictionary
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Interjection
For example, the use of the interjection "Wow!" Similarly, the interjection "Ouch!" wikipedia.org
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interjection
interjection/ˌɪntəˈdʒekʃn; ˌɪntɚ`dʒɛkʃən/ n(grammar) word or phrase used as an exclamation (eg Oh!, Hurray! or For goodness sake!) 叹词, 感叹语（如｀啊!＇｀好哇!＇或｀看在老天爷的面上!＇）. 牛津英汉双解词典
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appositives - What is it called when an interjection (aside) is insert ...
Interject means to insert between other elements; interpose.. An interjection, therefore, is a word, phrase, or sound said as an aside to express emotions such as: disgust, joy, surprise, etc. Interjections have an independent position. They can be interjected at the beginning, middle or end of a sentence. Hence the meaning of its Latin root.
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Che (interjection)
Etymology is an interjection of unclear origin. , an interjection for calling someone. wikipedia.org
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Does the interjection "steady on!" mean something to a Brit?
+1 for the Nautical reference. The OED entry for steady on is "Orig. Naut. = 'steer steady': Also in sporting contexts, or gen., or transf. Freq. in colloq. phrases expressing caution, as steady as she goes, steady on (with something), steady there, etc.; steady the Buffs, hold on! keep calm! be careful!" -
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Oi (interjection) - Wikipedia
In Russian, oy ( ой) is often used as an expression of various degrees of surprise. In the Scandinavian languages, Oi! or the Swedish variant, Oj!, is commonly used as an exclamation of surprise, like "Oh" or "Whoops". In Indonesian hoi, oi, and woi (from Cantonese 喂 ( wai2) and Hokkien 喂 ( oeh )) are used to call someone.
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Which came first: いや (the interjection), or 嫌がる and similar words? I assume that the interjection is cognate with a bunch of other words beginning with _iya-_ such as , perhaps via the semantics of 'disagreeable'. B...
According to the entry of in : > The interjection sense first appears in 1254: > And the adjective in 1477: > It suggests that the adjective
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だったら as an interjection > is the completed tense of , is a rough indicator, and is an assertion. The completed existential verb with the rough indicator would seem to say something like "Things having been like ...
( means "if it is, then".) as in is never a sentence ending particle. So it's always a filler. as a sentence ender can appear (1) after a terminal form of verbs or adjectives, and (2) after a noun in the position of the predicate. e.g. (1) (2)
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Is interjection ねえ、ねえ gender agnostic? Is used by males, females or both?
Used by both sexes though it may sound feminine.
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Is いけません used as an interjection like いけない？ Realizing you've left your money at home when you're out to buy something, (I think) you can say ; could you, politely, say ? (I suppose, for that matter, my question could...
You would sound very strange if you said as an interjection. It would be just too funny. Finally, the same goes for /; Only the former is used as an interjection.
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切 - definitely, absolutely (not), (scoffing or dismissive interjection ...
English - Chinese Dictionary | Meaning of 切 in English: definitely, absolutely (not), (scoffing or dismissive interjection) Yeah, right., Tut!, to grind, close to ...
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What is the それ in それゆけ? As I understand it, is an interjection that might be translated "Go!" or "Go get 'em!" While the second component is clearly , what is the intended sense of here?
here is an interjection (). It's like . says: > > **** The pronoun (for "that") is []{LH}. The interjection is []{HL}.
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Meaning of ぎゃほ ? What does the interjection mean? Context: A: We are mentioned in (famous newspaper) B: Does it have the meaning of ? Or is it surprise, or something else?
"" is one of the unique interjections used by Noda Megumi (), the main protagonist of the manga, anime and j-drama "Nodame Cantabile" () when she is surprised. She also uses "" when irritated. !enter image description here
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Can ま be used as an interjection to connote an indignant tone? On occasion, I will hear being used in a way that seems to suggest the speaker is responding to something indignantly. Something like, " **Well!** If _th...
The interjection you hear is probably or . It expresses a surprise rather than indignant tone.
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