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dig·los·si·a AHD[dī-glŏsʹē-ə, glôʹsē-ə] D.J.[daɪˈglɒsiːə, ˈglɔːsiːə]K.K.[daɪˈglɑsiə, ˈglɔsiə]n.（名词）- A sociolinguistic situation in which complementary social functions are distributed between two different varieties of a language, a prestigious, formal, or high variety and a common, colloquial, or low variety, as in Italian, German, or Scottish English.双语制：一种社会语言学地位，其中补充的社会功能分配在同一种语言的两种异体一种为有声誉的，正式的或变化多的异体，另一种为普通的、口语化的或变化少的异体，如意大利语、德语或苏格兰英语
- From Greek diglōssos [speaking two languages] 源自 希腊语 diglōssos [能说两种语言]
- di- [two] * see di- 1di- [二] * 参见 di-1
- glōssa [tongue, language] glōssa [舌头，语言]
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