(64) In the above exchange, the four functions mediated by the
interjection serve to "locate an utterance at the intersection of four planes of talk." (65) Here, the
interjection operates like a communication switchboard connecting and modulating people's dialogues and interactions.
Rather, the meaning of the base
interjection and the non-serious feature of the suffix are combined with repetition to intensify the emotive loading.
Since the elegiac Ach does not exist in the English language, the translator chooses another primary
interjection. At any rate, he also opens the text with an
interjection: Ah, the wickedness one sees Or is told of such as these ...
Instead of a jaunty allegro the finale meandered in arthritically so Mozart's inspired andante cantabile
interjection had to be played at a funereal pace to compensate.
The work explores this
interjection of the academe into international policymaking as a turning point in American foreign policy after which lawmakers would increasingly turn to experts for both policy advice and to dress naked political machinations in a veil of academic gravitas.
The dictionary entry says meh can be used as an
interjection to suggest indifference or boredom or as an adjective to say something is mediocre or boring or a person is apathetic, bored or unimpressed.
Without this wonderful lady's
interjection this critically injured man would surely have died.
Savill made sure there was no room for further
interjection by saying: "Welcome to the awards - I won't give them a name."
They also include a functional word, the
interjection "oh si." The use of English in Spanish decreases with increasing social status.
Named before the
interjection became popular, however.
But trouble still stalks him, as, last week, he was involved in an ugly on-field row with Under-21 team-mate Wilfried Zaha that was halted by the
interjection of team-mate Nathan Redmond.