Hyponyms of the same superordinate are co-hyponyms to each other.
Hyponyms of the same superordinate are co-hyponyms to each other.
The word “flower” is the superordinate of the hyponyms “rose”, “tulip” and “lily”.
The word “flower” is the superordinate of the hyponyms “rose”, “tulip” and “lily”.
中国大学MOOC: The hyponyms under the same superordinate are called ______.
中国大学MOOC: The hyponyms under the same superordinate are called ______.
"Tulip" and "rose" are () of "flower". A: synonyms B: antonyms C: homonyms D: hyponyms
"Tulip" and "rose" are () of "flower". A: synonyms B: antonyms C: homonyms D: hyponyms
The lower terms for a superordinate are _____________. A: hyponyms B: class members C: synonyms D: homonyms
The lower terms for a superordinate are _____________. A: hyponyms B: class members C: synonyms D: homonyms
The verb “bow” and the noun “bow” are ___________. A: homophones B: homographs C: complete homonyms D: hyponyms
The verb “bow” and the noun “bow” are ___________. A: homophones B: homographs C: complete homonyms D: hyponyms
The lower terms for a superordinate are ____. A: hyponyms B: class members C: oth A and B D: synonyms
The lower terms for a superordinate are ____. A: hyponyms B: class members C: oth A and B D: synonyms
Peony, jasmine, chrysanthemum, tulip, violet and carnation are of flower. A: superordinate B: hyponyms C: hyponymy D: hypernym
Peony, jasmine, chrysanthemum, tulip, violet and carnation are of flower. A: superordinate B: hyponyms C: hyponymy D: hypernym
words which can be grouped together under the same superordinate are called___________ A: . collocations B: synonyms C: antonyms D: hyponyms
words which can be grouped together under the same superordinate are called___________ A: . collocations B: synonyms C: antonyms D: hyponyms
() refer to one of two or more words in the English language which have the same or very nearly the same essential meaning. A: Polysemants B: Synonyms C: Antonyms D: Hyponyms
() refer to one of two or more words in the English language which have the same or very nearly the same essential meaning. A: Polysemants B: Synonyms C: Antonyms D: Hyponyms