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anaphor

/ˈæn.ə.fɔːr/

Traducción: Término lingüístico para una palabra, generalmente un pronombre, que se refiere a otra palabra o frase (su antecedente) para evitar la repetición en el discurso.

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noun

/ˈæn.ə.fɔːr/C2formaltechnical
  • esTérmino lingüístico para una palabra, generalmente un pronombre, que se refiere a otra palabra o frase (su antecedente) para evitar la repetición en el discurso.

A linguistic term for a word, typically a pronoun, that refers back to another word or phrase (its antecedent) to avoid repetition in discourse.

  1. Linguistic termC1formal

    A word or phrase that refers back to an earlier word or phrase (its antecedent) in a text, used to avoid repetition.

    esAnáfora (término lingüístico)

    • In the sentence 'John saw himself in the mirror,' 'himself' is an anaphor for 'John.'
    • Pronouns like 'she', 'it', and 'they' often function as anaphors.
    • The anaphor 'there' in 'There is a book on the table' does not refer back to anything.
Formas
  • anaphors plural form
  • anaphors' possessive plural form
  • anaphor's possessive singular form