The words “amaze” and “astound” are( ). A.dialectal synonyms B.semantically different synonyms C.stylistic synonyms D.collocational synonyms
The words “amaze” and “astound” are( ).
A.dialectal synonyms
B.semantically different synonyms
C.stylistic synonyms
D.collocational synonyms
B.semantically different synonyms
C.stylistic synonyms
D.collocational synonyms
参考解析
解析：语言学概念的实例分析。semantically different synonyms意为“语义不同的同义词”，指语义相近但略有不同的几个单词。
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