The ‘as~ as’ Construction: Focusing on the Meaning of Equality
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(2) points,‘as川as’construction can be meant as. considered inferior to anyone. This state of mina. ‘more’by supporting the second sentence and the. a11ows the speaker to say that the he is equa1to. part of“ta11er than”.Here,then,’細川∂点itse1f. someone e1se even ifhe is actua11y s1ight1y inferior.. aoes not mean‘more’,so the‘more’interpretation. Hearers who know the truth wi11understand the. needs to be supPorted by an additiona1statement.. utterance in context,but if the hearers do not. In other words,when tbe speaker wants to show. know the truth,they wi11be1ieve that the speaker. that something is‘more’,he must add information. is not inferior to the other peI・son in the. to make the ㎜eaning of the utterance c1ear.. c01=nparison.. Tben,the‘more’meaning can be interpreted.. From these investigations,I丘na that the. Next, I examine whether ‘舶 川 2∼. meaning of the‘細川θ3construction shouユd. construction can mean‘1ess’. There is an〇七her. genera11y be unaerstood as ’the same’, but. examp1e which is“Mary is as ta11as her father.. interpretation of the‘a8川θゴ。onstruction has a. In fact,she is younger than him.” This examp1e. range‘s11ght1y more’oパs11ght1y1ess’,depend1ng. is presented to compare w・ith the examp1e above.. on the context. In other words,the‘珊川θd. Comparmg the two exampIes,both of the丘rst. construction can acceptab1y be used to express a. sentences are the sa皿e,but the second sentences. shght ai」ミ缶erence. After considering the meaning. are different. The d雌erent parts are “ta1Ier. of the‘舶∼∂4construction,I examine‘舶…∂8’. than”and“younger than”. The adjectives are. constructions in movie scripts,to see how‘舶用∂6. antonym. Moreover,the two sentences in this. COnStruCtiOnS are uSed e価eCtiVe1y.. examp1e use antonymous adjective and show. We can1eam the intentions of the speaker. them as “as ta11 as” ana “younger than”.. through interpretations of the utterances. 0ur. Because ofthe points,this examp1e is regarded as. interpretations are rich enough to und−erstand. ungramma土1ca1 From above,ths examp1e. many things even though the’田5山23construction. imp1ies thaポ舶用∂8constmction camot mean. itse1f simp1y means ‘the same’. The. ‘1ess’. However,we can use the ‘∂8 ∼∂3. interpretation1eads us to a deeper unaerstanaing. construction when we do not know the di拙erence. of the ‘∂8 川 ∂8’construction. Wben we. between the two things being comparea.0n the. understana the‘a8川θ3construction proper1y,we. other hand一,when the di描erence is obvious,we can. can understand not on1y its basic usage but a1so. a1so use the‘鴉川∂8’construction in some cases.. its expressive interpretations.. For examp1e,9enera11y peop1e desire to be. 主任指導教員(有働 眞理子). superior to other peop1e,so they do notwant tobe. 指導教員(有働 眞理子). 281.
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