anacoluthon 的定义
plural an·a·co·lu·tha [an-uh-kuh-loo-thuh]. /ˌæn ə kəˈlu θə/. Rhetoric.
- a construction involving a break in grammatical sequence, as It makes me so—I just get angry.
- an instance of anacoluthia.
更多anacoluthon例句
- A breakdown like this—an anacoluthon, as the grammarians call it—is nothing strange in Paul's style.
- It contains another anacoluthon (or incoherence of language), due to the surge of feeling remarked in ver.
- The anacoluthon in Mk iv, 31, is avoided by Matthew and Luke.
- Anacoluthon, a want of grammatical and logical sequence in the structure of a sentence.