lexicographer

n.词典编纂者

noun

1. 词典编纂者
   a person who writes and edits dictionaries

n. 词典编纂者

名词复数形式:lexicographers

1. Susie Dent, lexicographer and resident word expert on TV show Countdown, believes the results were partly down to the prevalence of tools such as spellcheck and auto-correct.
   辞典编撰学家，电视节目《倒计时》（Countdown）的常驻专家苏西•登特认为，这种现象源自于拼写检查和自动纠错等工具的流行。
2. This attitude was quite common in Johnson's day and was not contradictory to the lexicographer himself.
   这种态度在约翰逊的时代相当普遍，并与词典编纂者自己并不矛盾。
3. This was something supported not only by the American lexicographer Noah Webster but by figures like Jefferson and Adams so there was no question of declaring an official language.
   当时支持这样做的不仅有美国辞典学家韦伯斯特，还有其他著名人士，比如杰弗逊和亚当斯，英语便理所当然地成为官方语言。
4. Samuel Johnson, English writer and lexicographer ( 1709-84), was once taken to task by a woman for recording "improper" words in his dictionary.
   英国作家、辞典编纂家约翰逊（1709-84）曾经遭一个女人责难，说他的辞典收录了些「不正经」字。
5. A lexicographer of new words and expressions.
   新词或新词语的字典编篡者。
6. In fact, the Lexicographer's name was always on the lips of this majestic woman, and a visit he had paid to her was the cause of her reputation and her fortune.
   这位威风凛凛的女人嘴边老是挂着字汇学家的名字，原来他曾经拜访过她一次，从此使她名利双收。
7. Two points that need to be called attention to in this thesis are: ( 1) Computer data collection does not rule out lexicographer's intuition and subjective judgment.
   以语料库为工具研究搭配要注意并处理好两个问题：（1）计算机语料的运用并不排除词典编纂者的语言经验和主观判断在语料的分析中所起的作用，两者同等重要。