grammatical framework
[ɡrəˈmætɪkəl ˈfreɪmwɜrk]
nounpl: grammatical frameworks
marco gramatical
1. A system or structure that defines the rules and principles governing the formation and arrangement of words and sentences in a language
The grammatical framework of English includes rules for subject-verb agreement and word order.
O marco gramatical do inglês inclui regras para concordância sujeito-verbo e ordem das palavras.
2. In linguistics and language teaching, a conceptual model used to understand and analyze grammatical structures
Teachers use a grammatical framework to help students understand complex sentence construction.
Os professores usam um marco gramatical para ajudar os alunos a entender a construção complexa de frases.
3. In computational linguistics, a formal structure for parsing and generating language according to grammatical rules
The GF (Grammatical Framework) is a programming language designed for multilingual grammar applications.
O GF (Marco Gramatical) é uma linguagem de programação projetada para aplicações gramaticais multilíngues.
This term is primarily used in academic, educational, and technical contexts in both Brazil and Portugal. In Brazilian education, it is commonly employed in linguistics courses and language instruction. In computational linguistics and NLP (Natural Language Processing), the term is particularly significant due to GF (Grammatical Framework), an important tool developed in European research institutions used worldwide for multilingual grammar development.
Related Idioms & Phrases
within the grammatical framework
beyond the grammatical framework
grammatical framework of reference
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