Brother International WP1700MDS Owners Manual - English - Page 239

Getting

Information

About

a

Word

To

search

for

a

word,

type

the

word

in

the

entry

field

WORD

and

press

MM.

The

word

processor

starts

searching

for

the

specified

word.

What

happens

next

depends

on

whether

the

word

is

found

in

the

dictionary.

When

the

New

Word

is

Found

When

the

word

specified

on

the

DESK

TOP

REFERENCE

screen

is

found

in

the

dictionary,

the

INFORMATION

screen

appears.

This

screen

shows

the

correct

hyphenation

position(s)

for

the

word

and,

when

available,

a

list

of

definitions.

7

-line

model

HYPHENATION:

MEANING(S)

:

14

-line

model

His-tin-guish

'Jorf:

To

cause

to

be

eminent

or

recognized.

To

make

noticeable

or

different.

Verb:

To

Perceive

and

fix

the

identity

of

Verb:

To

perceive

with

a

special

effort

of

the

senses

or

the

mind

I

P.N.

KY

DESK

TOP

REFERENt.E

>>

HYPHENATION:

dis

tin-guish

MEANING(S):

To

cause

to

be

eminent

or

recognized.

erb;

To

make

noticeable

or

different.

Verb:

To

Perceive

and

fix

the

identity

of

Verb:

To

perceive

with

a

special

effort

of

the

senses

or

the

mind

Verb:

To

recognize

as

being

different

HYPHENATION:

This

line

displays

the

specified

word

with

hyphens

inserted

to

show

where

the

word

should

break

at

the

end

of

a

line.

Standard

capitalization

is

also

shown.

NOTE:

(NOT

AVAILABLE)

appears

in

the

HYPHENATION

line

if

the

hyphenation

information

is

not

available.

MEAN

I

NG

(

S

):

This

area

displays

one

or

more

definitions

for

the

specified

word

(if

available).

A

definition

is

made

up

of

two

parts:

1.

Part

of

speech

(verb,

noun,

adj.,

adv.).

2.

Meaning

of

the

word.

The

same

word

can

often

be

used

as

a

verb,

noun

or

other

parts

of

speech.

In

addition,

the

same

part

of

speech,

"Verb",

for

instance,

can

appears

more

than

once

in

the

MEANING(S)

area.

This

happens

when

a

word

has

different

meanings

even

when

used

as

the

same

part

of

speech.

For

example,

enclose,

as

a

verb,

can

mean

"To

shut

in

on

all

sides"

or

"To

surround

and

advance

on".

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