syntax
| reference character
| set
| syntax abbr. | |
| comp., MS | syntaxe |
| reference character abbr. | |
| patents. | caractère de référence |
| set abbr. | |
| agric. | plant |
| fish.farm. | trait |
| industr. construct. | chasse; compte en fils |
| IT | ensemble |
| ling. | fixe |
| tech. chem. | écart; prise de l'adhésif |
| transp. construct. | refus |
| transp. nautic. | train |
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| syntaxe f (The grammatical pattern of words in a language) | |||
| syntaxe f | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| syn; synt | |||
| The sentence arrangement of a language or standard word order. Standard English syntax operates on a Subject-Verb-Object pattern; however poets sometimes adjust syntax to accomplish poetic effects. Deliberately unsettling word sequence for a poetic effect is called anastrophe. | |||
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syntax : 65 phrases in 10 subjects |
| Communications | 15 |
| Computers | 5 |
| General | 1 |
| Grammar | 1 |
| Health care | 1 |
| Information technology | 29 |
| Linguistics | 2 |
| Microsoft | 7 |
| Syntax | 3 |
| Work flow | 1 |