Contexts ▼
Determiner
In addition to a person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned
Denotes something or someone different within the same category
Adjective
… more ▼
Determiner
▲
In addition to a person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned
a further
an additional
a second
an extra
a spare
one more
“I have plenty of problems already, and I don’t need another one.”
Determiner
▲
Denotes something or someone different within the same category
someone else
other person
a different person
something else
somebody else
another person
some other person
“The police believe they have caught the culprit, but I know of another.”
Adjective
▲
Denotes something or someone different within the same category
a different
some other
a separate
a new
a variant
an alternative
not the same
“Whilst she was serving time, he fell in love with another woman.”
Adjective
▲
Denotes an addition to something to increase what already exists
a new
an additional
a farther
a further
more
other
extra
a fresh
added
something else
additional
further
fresh
new
supplementary
supplemental
farther
increased
spare
surplus
else
auxiliary
reserve
top-up
alternative
one more
complementary
over-and-above
repeat
supporting
add-on
second
bonus
extraneous
new-found
excess
supernumerary
peripheral
superfluous
on the side
collateral
contributory
another one
a different
yet another
any more
different
in addition
ancillary
accompanying
secondary
subsidiary
accessorial
accessory
supportive
appurtenant
subordinate
redundant
assisting
aiding
needless
unnecessary
abetting
leftover
supererogatory
inessential
unneeded
optional
special
over and above
reciprocal
correlative
augmenting
more ❯
“When you keep adding another thing to the list of things to do, you are overcomplicating the whole planning process.”
Adjective
▲
Presenting a choice between two or more possibilities
alternative
different
other
substitute
alternate
replacement
second
possible
surrogate
cover
proxy
relief
reserve
standby
stand-in
auxiliary
backup
complementary
deputy
fallback
emergency
fill-in
back-up
non-standard
pinch-hitting
spare
extra
additional
ancillary
fall-back
in store
in reserve
supplementary
supernumerary
free
fresh
surplus
subsidiary
secondary
equivalent
supporting
new
unused
accessory
one more
in addition
leftover
optional
duplicate
supererogatory
temporary
provisional
stopgap
supplemental
makeshift
substitutive
tentative
acting
interim
caretaker
locum
provisory
provisionary
intervening
transitional
short-term
pro tem
ad interim
second-string
pro tempore
temp
dummy
improvised
quick-and-dirty
make-do
rough-and-ready
throwaway
slapdash
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Denoting someone or something regarded as comparable to or reminiscent of a better-known predecessor
second
double
duplicate
new
replicate
twin
matching
repeat
repeated
copy of
repeat of
carbon copy of
dual
twofold
duplex
binary
paired
coupled
doubled
binate
bipartite
duple
dualistic
complementary
matched
duplicated
geminate
bifold
double-edged
in pairs
double-barreled
binal
dyadic
twice
doubleheader
two
two-fold
diploid
joint
accompanying
bisected
tandem
bicameral
bilateral
dichotomous
Boolean
two-part
more ❯
Adjective
▲
In a different state or situation
otherwise
different
dissimilar
antithetic
conflicting
contradictory
contrasting
inconsistent
contrary
differing
divergent
incomparable
incompatible
incongruent
contrastive
nonidentical
deviating
differentiable
differential
incommensurable
irreconcilable
mismatched
unalike
unequal
at odds
at variance
not so
non-identical
not as such
not the same
other than supposed
disparate
distinct
distinctive
unlike
clashing
distant
particular
discrepant
distinguishable
poles apart
offbeat
variant
like chalk and cheese
like night and day
altered
other
streets apart
opposed
single
unrelated
distinguishing
as like as chalk and cheese
unconnected
unassociated
contradistinctive
contradistinct
unmistakable
irregular
foreign
oppositional
discriminable
unsimilar
alternative
alternate
disproportionate
opposite
incongruous
discordant
antithetical
diverse
opposing
inconsonant
separate
disagreeing
inharmonious
antagonistic
oppugnant
varying
counter
individual
antipathetic
adverse
dissonant
independent
repugnant
discrete
polar
mutually exclusive
unique
in opposition
unmixable
contrasted
reverse
disconsonant
unharmonious
antipodal
out of keeping
unattached
converse
diametric
antipodean
unsuited
disconnected
ill-matched
detached
diametrical
isolated
incommensurate
uneven
uncoordinated
dissenting
paradoxical
incoherent
against
alien
specific
diametrically opposed
precise
respective
out of line
not in keeping
out of sync
out of step
at loggerheads
express
unallied
various
on the outs
mismated
not kin
not kindred
antonymous
lopsided
unequivalent
diverging
contradictive
unsuitable
contrarian
anomalous
separated
especial
uncongenial
quarrelingUS
dissentient
anti
contrarient
extraneous
freestanding
quarrellingUK
disharmonious
not related
inconformable
inimical
hostile
ill-assorted
far cry
removed
not alike
in conflict
very different
in disagreement
incompatible with
contrary to
opposed to
in conflict with
at variance with
oppugnant to
alien to
inconsistent with
divers
varied
discriminatory
antipathic
sole
irresoluble
heterogeneous
unbalanced
distorted
bipolar
disunited
obverse
cross
dissociated
discriminating
discriminative
competing
inverse
reversed
out of place
special
peculiar
distinguished
sui generis
asymmetric
divided
contrapositive
violative
contrariant
unfavorableUS
unfavourableUK
discriminational
unidentical
characteristic
proper
categorical
sour note
unmatched
flip-side
at odds with
off-balance
diacritical
inequal
repelling
polar opposite
nothing like
idiosyncratic
factious
battling
denying
confronting
controverting
disputed
crossing
allergic
defending
disputing
warring
inconstant
jarring
unadapted
remote
free
uncoupled
unlinked
not uniform
not matching
impertinent
nongermane
irrelative
at cross-purposes
up against
hostile to
foreign to
adverse to
unacceptable to
antagonistic to
conflicting with
unusual for
repugnant to
inimical to
odd
confused
unrelated to
disjoined
whale of difference
discontinuous
averse
extrinsic
unfitted
unconformable
not similar
disjunct
several
far from
not capable of comparison
out of tune
out of harmony
at outs
march to a different drummer
irrelevant to
incompatible to
incongruent with
unequal to
incomparable to
immaterial to
non-continuous
segregated
contradictory to
free-standing
self-contained
ambiguous
nullifying
ornery
counteractive
con
negating
agin
selfstanding
not joined
by itself
not attached
set apart
cut off
self-contradictory
no-go
more ❯
Adverb
▲
(typically followed by thing) In addition to (something)
furthermore
additionally
moreover
also
in addition
what’s more
on top of that
what is more
not to mention
“Another thing, we need to expedite the project, so that we can launch it at the end of this week.”
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another(a), some otheradjective
any of various alternatives; some other
«put it off to another (or some other) day»
Antonyms:
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Anthony Fauci:
I don’t want to use the word ‘lockdowns. That has a charged element to it. But, I believe that we must keep our eye on the pattern of what we’re seeing with infections, having said that, we need to be prepared for the possibility that we would have another variant that would come along. And then, if things change and we do get a variant that does give us an uptick in cases and hospitalization, we should be prepared and flexible enough to pivot toward going back – at least temporarily – to a more rigid type of restrictions, such as requiring masks indoors.
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Mitch McConnell:
They pursued a deliberate strategy to force our country into another of their unnecessary crisis. This leaves the funding legislation before us as the only viable way forward in the short term, it does not represent my first, second, third or 23rd choice when it comes to funding the government.
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Martin Lee:
If Hong Kong were to go down the slippery slope as now, Hong Kong will become just another Chinese city.
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Alexandra Rojas:
I think( Trump’s effort) backfired and united anti-fascist, socialists( and others) to do everything we could to elect Joe Biden, because it’s not about an individual, this is about, as Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez says, letting democracy live another day.
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The FCC:
Today we take another critical step to protect our communications networks from foreign national security threats, there has been mounting evidence — and with it, a growing concern — that Chinese state-owned carriers pose a real threat to the security of our telecommunications networks.
Translations for another
From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary
- ثانٍ, آخر, أخرىArabic
- различен, друг, още единBulgarian
- ještě jeden, jiný, další, druhý, odlišnýCzech
- nogen, en til, endnu en, en andenDanish
- anders, noch eines, ein anderer, noch einer, anderer, andere, noch eineGerman
- άλλο έναGreek
- aliaEsperanto
- otroSpanish
- teine, muuEstonian
- toinen, lisä, muuFinnish
- autre, un de plus, plus, un autreFrench
- אחרHebrew
- annar, annað, önnurIcelandic
- un altroItalian
- もう一つ, 他の, もう, 別のJapanese
- 또 하나, 다른Korean
- aliusLatin
- друг, уште еденMacedonian
- nog een, een andere, een anderDutch
- nikt inny, inny, kolejny, następnyPolish
- outroPortuguese
- altul, o alta, alta, încă un, un altul, încă oRomanian
- ещё один, другой, различныйRussian
- дру̏гӣ, drȕgīSerbo-Croatian
- ytterligare, en, ännu, till, annanSwedish
- nyingineSwahili
- மற்றொருTamil
- మరోTelugu
- อื่นThai
- farklı, başkaTurkish
- ایک اورUrdu
- khácVietnamese
- 另一个Chinese
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- other
- that
- a distinct
- a further
- a separate
- added
- else
- farther
- fresh
- further
- more
- new
- one more
- some other
- addition
- a different person
- one more
- someone else
- something else
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On this page you’ll find 36 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to another, such as: other, that, added, a distinct, a further, and a separate.
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EXPRESSIVE VOICE CULTUREJESSIE ELDRIDGE SOUTHWICK
She walked away toward another door, which was masked with a curtain that she lifted.
CONFIDENCEHENRY JAMES
After all, may not even John Burns be human; may not Mr. Chamberlain himself have a heart that can feel for another?
GOD AND MY NEIGHBOURROBERT BLATCHFORD
Another crash, which nearly shut up his spine like a telescope, told him that there were no wings.
THE GIANT OF THE NORTHR.M. BALLANTYNE
“But the laws of Poloeland and those of Flatland are different,” said Amalatok, starting another objection.
THE GIANT OF THE NORTHR.M. BALLANTYNE
Again the sallow fingers began to play with the book-covers, passing from one to another, but always slowly and gently.
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WORDS RELATED TO ANOTHER
- another
- back up
- different
- flipside
- other side
- second
- substitute
- surrogate
- alternate
- alternative
- another
- stand-in
- another
- another story
- atypical
- bizarre
- discrete
- diverse
- especial
- express
- extraordinary
- individual
- novel
- original
- other
- out of the ordinary
- particular
- peculiar
- rare
- several
- singular
- something else
- special
- specialized
- specific
- startling
- strange
- uncommon
- unconventional
- unique
- unusual
- various
- added
- additional
- ancillary
- another
- auxiliary
- beyond
- button
- extraneous
- extraordinary
- fresh
- further
- fuss
- gingerbread
- gravy
- ice
- in addition
- in reserve
- in store
- inessential
- lagniappe
- leftover
- more
- needless
- new
- one more
- optional
- other
- over and above
- perk
- plus
- redundant
- reserve
- spare
- special
- superfluous
- supernumerary
- supplemental
- supplementary
- surplus
- tip
- unnecessary
- unneeded
- unused
- added
- another
- auxiliary
- else
- extra
- farther
- further
- increased
- more
- new
- other
- renewed
- supplementary
- added
- another
- auxiliary
- else
- extra
- farther
- further
- increased
- more
- new
- other
- renewed
- supplementary
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Another word for Alternative, What is another word Alternative
Word; Alternative
Meaning; available as another possibility
Another Words For Alternative
- alternating
- alternate
- other
- another
- different
- distinct
- varied
- several
- diverse
- variant
- the other
- far
- second
Here are 800 Another Words List;
Another Words List – A
abandon – desert
abbreviate – shorten
ability – aptitude
able – qualified
above – overhead
abundant – ample
accurate – correct
achieve – accomplish
adjourn – recess
advocate – support
after – following
afraid – scared
aggressive – militant
aid – assist
always – forever
amateur – novice
ambitious – driven
antagonize – embitter
apparent – obvious,evident
approve – ratify,endorse
arrive – come
arrogant – stuck-up
awful – atrocious
awkward – clumsy
Another Words List – B
ban – prohibit
barren – unproductive
bashful – shy
beautiful – pretty,
before – prior
beginning – start
blend – mix
bottom – base
brave – heroic
break – burst
brief – short
broad – wide,expansive
busy – active
buy – purchase
Another Words List – C
calm – quiet
capture – arrest
care – concern
careful – watchful
cease – stop,
certain – positive
charming – enchanting
chilly – cool
chubby – plump
comical – amusing
complex – complicated
competent – capable
comprehend – grasp
complete – conclude
complex – intricate
compress – crush
concrete – real
concur – agree
condemn – ,denounce
condense – compress
confess – admit
confine – contain
conflict – oppose
conflict – fight
conform – comply
confuse – muddle
congested – overcrowded
connect – join
conscientious – scrupulous
conscious – aware
consecutive – successive
conservative – cautious
considerate – thoughtful
constantly – always
contaminate – pollute
contented – satisfied
continue – persevere
convalesce – heal
convenient – handy
cozy – comfortable
cranky – irritable
crazy – daft
cruel – mean
cry – sob
Another Words List – D
dally – linger
damage – hurt
dangerous – perilous
daring – bold
dark – dismal
dawn – daybreak
dead – lifeless
decay – rot
deduct – subtract
defend – protect
defy – resist
delicate – fragile
demolish – destroy
denounce – blame
dense – thick
depart – leave,exit
detach – separate
deter – hinder,prevent
determined – sure
die – expire,perish
different – distinct
difficult – hard
dilute – weaken
drab – dull
drastic – severe
dreadful – terrible
dry – arid,parched
dubious – doubtful
dull – blunt
dumb – dense
Another Words List – E
early – beforetime
easy – simple
eccentric – unusual
ecstasy – elation
empty – unload
encourage – urge
enemy – opponent
enjoy – like
enlarge – expand
evident – apparent
evil – bad
exceptional – outstanding
excite – arouse,
exhilarated – elated
explicit – exact
exquisite – delightful
exterior – outside
extravagant – luxurious
Another Words List – F
fabulous – marvelous
face – confront
fair – honest
fake – artificial
false – incorrect
fancy – ornate
fantastic – outrageous
fast – rapid
fat – chubby
fatal – deadly
fatigue – tire
feasible – possible
feeble – weak
ferocious – fierce
fertile – fruitful
fiction – fantasy
fill – load
fix – mend
follow – succeed
forbid – prohibit
forgive – pardon
former – previous
fraction – part
frank – candid
frenzy – fury
fresh – unused
friend – comrade
frigid – freezing
frivolous – trivial
front – fore
full – packed
furious – enraged
future – coming
Another Words List – G
gain – acquire
gallant – chivalrous
gather – accumulate
gaudy – showy
gaunt – scrawny
generous – giving
gentle – mild
genuine – authentic
gigantic – immense
give – donate,present
glad – happy
gloomy – dark
glorious – splendid,
good – nice
gratitude – thankfulness
great – outstanding
Another Words List – H
handy – useful
hard – firm
hate – loathe
help – aid
high – lofty
hold – grip
honest – sincere
hospitable – welcoming
hostile – antagonistic
huge – vast
humble – modest
humiliate – embarrass
Another Words List – I
identical – alike
idle – inactive
ignorant – uninformed
immaculate – pure
immature – inexperienced
immune – resistant
impartial – neutral
impatient – eager
imperative – mandatory
imperfect – marred
impetuous – impulsive
important – significant
independent – self-reliant
inferior – lesser
infuriate – enrage
intermittent – sporadic
internal – inner
Another Words List – J,K,L
jolly – merry
jubilant – overjoyed
keep – save
kind – considerate
lament – mourn
large – big
last – final
least – fewest
legible – readable
lenient – lax
listless – lethargic
logical – sensible
long – lengthy
loose – slack,limp
lure – attract
luxurious – extravagant
Another Words List – M
magnify – expand
mandatory – required
maneuver – manipulate
maximum – greatest
meager – scanty
mean – unkind
mediocre – fair
mend – repair
migrant – drifting
militant – combative
minor – lesser
mirth – merriment
mischievous – naughty
misfortune – hardship
mobile – moveable
moderate – temperate
momentous – important
monotonous – boring
moral – righteous
morbid – ghastly
morose – moody
mourn – lament
mysterious – occult
Another Words List – N
naughty – wrong
neat – clean
negligent – derelict
nervous – flustered
neutral – impartial
new – unused
nice – pleasing
nonchalant – indifferent
normal – ordinary
numerous – abundant
Another Words List – O
obey – mind
oblivious – dazed
obnoxious – abominable
observe – examine
obsolete – dated
obstinate – stubborn
odd – peculiar
offend – displease
ominous – menacing
opaque – obscure
open – begin
opponent – rival
optimistic – confident
optional – elective
ordinary – average
outrageous – shocking
outstanding – distinguished
Another Words List – P
painstaking – precise
passive – compliant
past – former
patience – tolerance
peculiar – weird
perfect – flawless
permanent – enduring
perpetual – eternal
persuade – convince
plausible – believable
plentiful – ample
pliable – supple
polite – gracious
poor – destitute
portion – part
possible – conceivable
precarious – dangerous
precious – cherished
prejudiced – opinionated
premature – early,hasty
premeditated – intended
preserve – uphold
pretty – lovely
prevalent – widespread
prevent – prohibit
probable – liable
proficient – adept
profit – gain
prohibit – forbid
prominent – eminent
prompt – punctual
prosperous – successful
proud – elated
push – shove,propel
Another Words List – Q,R
qualified – competent
question – interrogate
quiet – silent
quit – cease
racket – noise
radiant – luminous
raise – hoist
ratify – approve
rational – logical
ravage – devastate
raze – destroy
recreation – amusement
reduce – decrease
refute – contradict
regular – routine
regulate – oversee
relevant – pertinent
reluctant – unwilling
remote – secluded
repulsive – hideous
resist – oppose
retaliate – avenge
reveal – disclose
risky – hazardous
rowdy – boisterous
rude – impolite
Another Words List – S
sad – unhappy
same – alike
savage – uncivilized
save – preserve
scarce – scanty
scrawny – skinny
seize – apprehend
separate – divide
serene – peaceful
serious – grave
shrewd – cunning
shy – timid
sick – ailing
slim – thin
sluggish – listless
small – little
smooth – slick
sociable – friendly
sorrow – woe
special – exceptional
spontaneous – instinctive
stable – steady
stationary – fixed
stimulate – motivate
stop – quit
strenuous – vigorous
strict – stringent
strong – powerful
stupid – unintelligent
subsequent – following
successful – thriving
sufficient – ample
superb – magnificent
suppress – restrain
surplus – excess
swift – fast,speedy,hasty
synthetic – artificial
Another Words List – T
tall – high
tangible – concrete
taut – tense,tight,stiff
tender – delicate
terrible – dreadful
thaw – melt,defrost
thrifty – economical
thrive – prosper
total – whole,entire
trivial – insignificant
turbulent – tumultuous
turmoil – commotion
Another Words List – U,V
unbiased – impartial
upset – perturb,ruffle
urgent – crucial
vacant – unoccupied
vague – unclear
valiant – courageous
vibrate – quiver,tremble
vicious – malicious
victory – triumph,win
virtuous – righteous
vulgar – offensive,uncouth
Another Words List – W
wealth – riches,prosperity
weary – tired,fatigued
wholehearted – earnest
wild – uncivilized
win – triumph,prevail
wise – knowing,smart
wonderful – marvelous
worn – used
wrong – mistaken
Another Words List – Y,Z
yield – produce
zenith – peak,pinnacle
Synonymy in English
Synonymy is a lexical relation that means sameness of meaning. Synonyms are similar, but not identical. Examples of some English synonyms are:
car and automobile smart and intelligent
baby and infant student and pupil
pretty and attractive sick and ill
funny and humorous died and expired
Synonyms can be nouns, adverbs or adjectives, as long as both members of the pair are of the same part of speech. Traditionally, synonymy can only hold between words, and, more precisely, between words belonging to the same part of speech; for example: ‘enormous’ = ‘huge’; ‘gaze’ = ‘stare’. This is the classic form of synonymy, covered by, for instance, synonym dictionaries.
Given the complexity of meaning, a person searching for an alternative word must be sure that the synonym chosen is accurate and precise. In its strict sense, a synonym is a word with a meaning identical or very similar to that of another word. In fact, it is often said that there is no such thing as an absolute synonym for any word, that is, a form that is identical in every aspect of meaning so that the two can be applied interchangeably. According to this extreme view, the only true synonyms are terms having precisely the same denotation, connotation, and range of applicability. As it turns out, these so-called true synonyms are frequently technical terms and almost always concrete words coming from linguistically disparate sources. Good examples of such pairs are celiac (from Greek) and abdominal (from Latin); and car (from Latin) and automobile (from French). These meet the criteria for true synonymy: they have precisely the same denotations, connotations, and range of applicability, and they are used in identical contexts.
This view of synonymy is far too restrictive, however. I think that synonymous terms are those having nearly identical denotations. English is rich in such words. Speakers very often have a choice from among a set of words of differing origin but the same denotation. One may go to the shore (from Old English), the coast (from Latin), or the littoral (from Latin). One can refer to the sense of hearing (from Old English) or to the acoustic (from Greek), auditory (from Latin), aural (from Latin), or auricular (from Latin) sense. One can make clothing from cloth (from Old English), fabric (from Latin), material (from Latin), or textiles (from Latin). The reason for choosing one of these words over another is frequently stylistic: one may prefer a simpler or a more complex word; one may prefer a more formal or a less formal term. However, the fact that these words share a denotation makes them synonymous and available as substitutes for words one has in mind so that one can be more precise, express oneself more colorfully, or avoid repetition.
Lyons distinguishes between two kinds of synonymy, i.e. what he calls complete and absolute synonymy. He says that complete synonymy is rare, and absolute synonymy hardly exists. If absolute synonymy exists at all, it is merely in very special contexts such as scientific terms (e.g. almonds and tonsils). But what happens when we have two absolute synonyms is that specialists or speakers in general tend to use one of the two synonymous words and agree that the chosen word should be always used to refer to the concept they are describing.
What about absolute synonymy, that is, according to Cruse where all contextual relations between the two terms are identical. Roughly speaking this means that in all linguistic contexts, the two terms are interchangeable without any difference in meaning. Cruse suggests the normality test as a way of determining the absence of absolute synonymy. This test shows that one of the two terms is normal in a given context, and the other less normal.
(1) He told me the match starts at 8.00 (+ normal)
(2) He told me the match commences at 8.00 (- normal)
If we add (3), however, and compare it with (1) it is difficult to attribute greater normality to one or the other:
(3) He told me the match begins at 8.00
Cruse rules out the use of contexts where one term is odd in syntactic functions, suggesting the context should provide a level playing field in order to ascertain normality. If this is the case, one would have to go a long way to find two contexts where begin and start could be seen to be non-absolute synonyms. Furthermore Cruse also rules out the use of ‘irrelevant senses’ of a word form.
(4) Arthur’s most recent car is an old one (+)
(5) Arthur’s most recent car is a former one (-)
(6) He had more responsibility in his old job
(7) He had more responsibility in his former job.
Cruse’s normality test works well if we wish to show with the least amount of contextual investigation that two words are not absolute synonyms. It is more difficult to show that two words are in fact absolute synonyms.
Palmer differentiates between synonyms in five ways. First, some synonyms belong to different dialects of the language. For instance, the word fall is used in the United States and autumn is used in Britain. Second, some synonyms are used in different styles according to the degree of formality; colloquial, formal. For instance, gentleman (formal), man, chap. Thirdly, some words differ only in their emotive or evaluative values but their cognitive meaning is the same. For instance, hide, conceal. Fourthly, some word are subject to collocational restraints, i.e. they occur only with specific words. For instance, rancid occurs with butter, addled with eggs. Fifthly, the meanings of some words overlap. For instance, mature, adult, ripe. If we take each of these words we will have a larger set of synonyms. Palmer suggests a test for synonymy by substituting one word for another. Because absolute synonyms are mutually interchangeable in all contexts, that is why absolute synonyms are very rare in language. Another way to test synonymy is using antonyms. For instance, superficial is the opposite of deep and profound, while shallow is the opposite of deep only.
When we use language for the purpose of communication, we come to perceive any expression as a tool more or less suitable for our purposes, we come to see it as possessing a certain value.
Перевод
Синонимия в английском языке
Синонимия – это лексические отношения между словами, схожими по смыслу. Синонимы схожи, но не идентичны. Вот примеры некоторых английских синонимов:
car и automobile smart и intelligent
baby и infant student и pupil
pretty и attractive sick и ill
funny и humorous died и expired
Синонимами могут быть существительные, прилагательные или наречия, оба члена пары относятся к одной и той же части речи. Традиционно синонимия имеет место только между словами, а, точнее, между словами, принадлежащих к той же части речи, например: ‘ enormous’ = ‘ huge’; ‘ gaze’ = ‘ stare’. Это классическая форма синонимии, предлагаемая, например, в словарях синонимов.
Учитывая сложность смысла, человек, ищущий альтернативные слова, должен быть уверен, что выбранный синоним является точным. В строгом смысле, синонимы — слова со значением, идентичным или очень похожим на значение другого слова. На самом деле, часто говорят, что не существует такой вещи, как абсолютные синонимы, то есть форм, которые идентичны в каждом аспекте своего значения, которые могут быть взаимозаменяемыми. В соответствии с этим существует крайняя точка зрения о том, что настоящие синонимы — члены, имеющие точно такую же денотацию, коннотацию и область применения. Как выяснилось, эти так называемые истинные синонимы — часто технические термины и почти всегда конкретные слова, пришедшие из лингвистически разнородных источников. Хорошими примерами таких пар являются celiac (от греческого) и abdominal (от латинского); car (от латинского) и automobile (от французского). Эти слова отвечают критериям истинных синонимов: у них точно такие же денотация, коннотация и область применения, и они используются в одинаковых контекстах.
Однако эта точка зрения на синонимию является слишком ограниченной. Я думаю, что синонимами являются те слова, которые имеют почти идентичную денотацию. Английский богат такими словами. Выступающие очень часто имеют выбор из набора слов различного происхождения, но с той же самой денотацией. Можно идти to the shore (from Old English), the coast (from Latin), or the littoral (from Latin). Можно ссылаться to the sense of hearing (from Old English) or to the acoustic (from Greek), auditory (from Latin), aural (from Latin), or auricular (from Latin) sense. Можно сделать одежду from cloth (from Old English), fabric (from Latin), material (from Latin), or textiles (from Latin). Основанием для выбора одного из этих слов часто служит их стилистика: один может предпочесть более простое или более сложное слово; другой может предпочесть более формальные или менее формальные слова. Однако тот факт, что эти слова различаются денотацией делает их синонимами, и они доступны как заменители слов (имеется в виду то, что можно быть более точным, выразиться более красочно или избежать повторения).
Лайонс различает два вида синонимии: полная и абсолютная синонимия. Он говорит, что полные синонимы редки, а абсолютные синонимы вряд ли существуют. Если абсолютные синонимы вообще существуют, то только в особых ситуациях, таких, как научные термины (например, almonds и tonsils). Но что происходит, когда у нас есть две абсолютные синонимы, что специалисты или выступающие в целом, как правило, используют одно из двух синонимичных слов и согласитесь, что выбранное слово должно всегда использоваться для обозначения понятия, которое оно описывает.
Что касается абсолютных синонимов, то, в соответствии с Крузом, это слова, где все контекстуальные отношения идентичны. Грубо говоря, это означает, что во всех языковых контекстах эти два термина являются взаимозаменяемыми без разницы в значении. Круз предполагает тест как способ определения отсутствия абсолютных синонимов. Этот тест показывает, что одно из двух слов нормально в данном контексте, и другое менее нормально.
(1) He told me the match starts at 8.00 (+ normal)
(2) He told me the match commences at 8.00 (- normal)
Однако если мы добавим (3), и сравним его с (1), то трудно придать большую нормальность употребления одному или другому:
(3) He told me the match begins at 8.00
Круз исключает использование контекстов, где одно слово необычно по своим синтаксическим функциям; контекст должен обеспечивать равные условия для того, чтобы выяснить нормальность. Если бы это было так, то нужно было бы пройти долгий путь, чтобы найти два контекста, где begin и star tможно было бы рассматривать как неабсолютные синонимы. Кроме того Круз также исключает необходимость использования форм слова со «значением чувств».
(4) Arthur’s most recent car is an old one (+)
(5) Arthur’s most recent car is a former one (-)
(6) He had more responsibility in his old job
(7) He had more responsibility in his former job.
Тест нормальности Круза работает хорошо, если мы хотим показать на наименьшем количестве контекстов, что два слова не являются абсолютными синонимами. Труднее было бы показать, что два слова на самом деле абсолютные синонимы.
Палмер проводит различие между синонимами пятью способами. Во-первых, некоторые синонимы принадлежат к разным диалектам языка. Например, слово fall используется в Соединенных Штатах, а autumn в Великобритании. Во-вторых, некоторые синонимы используются в разных стилях в зависимости от степени формальности; разговорный, формальный. Например, gentleman (формальный), man, chap. В-третьих, некоторые слова отличаются только по своему эмоциональному или оценочному значению, но их когнитивный смысл тот же. Например, hide, conceal. В-четвертых, некоторые слова могут быть коллокационно ограниченны, то есть они сочетаются только с определенными словами. Например, rancid сочетается с butter, addled с eggs. В-пятых, значения некоторых слов перекрываются. Например, mature, adult, ripe. Если взять каждое из этих слов, мы будем иметь больший набор синонимов. Палмер предлагает тест на синонимию при замене одного слова другим. Поскольку абсолютные синонимы взаимозаменяемы во всех контекстах, то они очень редки в языке. Еще один способ тестирования синонимии — использование антонимы. Например, superficial является противоположностью deep и profound, в то время как shallow является противоположностью только deep.
Когда мы используем язык в целях коммуникации, мы приходим к восприятию его как инструмента, более или менее подходящего для наших целей.
Аннотация к статье «Synonymy in English»
Synonymy is a lexical relation that means sameness of meaning. Synonyms are similar, but not identical.
Lyons distinguishes between two kinds of synonymy, i.e. what he calls complete and absolute synonymy. He says that complete synonymy is rare, and absolute synonymy hardly exists. If absolute synonymy exists at all, it is merely in very special contexts such as scientific terms (e.g. almonds and tonsils).
What about absolute synonymy, that is, according to Cruse where all contextual relations between the two terms are identical. Roughly speaking this means that in all linguistic contexts, the two terms are interchangeable without any difference in meaning.
Palmer differentiates between synonyms in five ways. First, some synonyms belong to different dialects of the language. For instance, the word fall is used in the United States and autumn is used in Britain. Second, some synonyms are used in different styles according to the degree of formality; colloquial, formal. For instance, gentleman (formal), man, chap. Thirdly, some words differ only in their emotive or evaluative values but their cognitive meaning is the same. For instance, hide, conceal. Fourthly, some word are subject to collocational restraints, i.e. they occur only with specific words. For instance, rancid occurs with butter, addled with eggs. Fifthly, the meanings of some words overlap. For instance, mature, adult, ripe. If we take each of these words we will have a larger set of synonyms. Palmer suggests a test for synonymy by substituting one word for another. Because absolute synonyms are mutually interchangeable in all contexts, that is why absolute synonyms are very rare in language. Another way to test synonymy is using antonyms. For instance, superficial is the opposite of deep and profound, while shallow is the opposite of deep only.
Перевод
Синонимия в английском языке
Синонимия – это лексические отношения между словами, схожими по смыслу. Синонимы схожи, но не идентичны.
Лайонс различает два вида синонимии: полная и абсолютная синонимия. Он говорит, что полные синонимы редки, а абсолютные синонимы вряд ли существуют. Если абсолютные синонимы вообще существуют, то только в особых ситуациях, таких, как научные термины (например, almonds и tonsils).
Что касается абсолютных синонимов, то, в соответствии с Крузом, это слова, где все контекстуальные отношения идентичны. Грубо говоря, это означает, что во всех языковых контекстах эти два термина являются взаимозаменяемыми без разницы в значении.
Палмер проводит различие между синонимами пятью способами. Во-первых, некоторые синонимы принадлежат к разным диалектам языка. Например, слово fall используется в Соединенных Штатах, а autumn в Великобритании. Во-вторых, некоторые синонимы используются в разных стилях в зависимости от степени формальности; разговорный, формальный. Например, gentleman (формальный), man, chap. В-третьих, некоторые слова отличаются только по своему эмоциональному или оценочному значению, но их когнитивный смысл тот же. Например, hide, conceal. В-четвертых, некоторые слова могут быть коллокационно ограниченны, то есть они сочетаются только с определенными словами. Например, rancid сочетается с butter, addled с eggs. В-пятых, значения некоторых слов перекрываются. Например, mature, adult, ripe. Если взять каждое из этих слов, мы будем иметь больший набор синонимов. Палмер предлагает тест на синонимию при замене одного слова другим. Поскольку абсолютные синонимы взаимозаменяемы во всех контекстах, то они очень редки в языке. Еще один способ тестирования синонимии — использование антонимы. Например, superficial является противоположностью deep и profound, в то время как shallow является противоположностью только deep.
Bibliographical References
Cruse, D. A. (1986), Lexical Semantics, Cambridge University Press.
Carnap, R. (1956), Meaning and Necessity (Second edition) Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Lyons, J. (1981), Language and Linguistics, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Palmer, F. R. (1981), Semantics, (Second edition) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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[ ɔːltˈɜːnətˌɪv], [ ɔːltˈɜːnətˌɪv], [ ɔː_l_t_ˈɜː_n_ə_t_ˌɪ_v]
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adj.
• all (adjective)
- alternative.
• alternate (adjective)
- most backup,
- more interchanging.
• different (adjective)
- variant.
• makeshift (adjective)
- more bandaid,
- most make do,
- most bandaid,
- temp,
- most throwaway,
- most band-aid,
- more make do,
- more band-aid,
- stopgap,
- makedo,
- most make-do,
- most makedo,
- quick and dirty,
- more band aid,
- bandaid,
- most band aid,
- pro visional,
- more throwaway,
- more make-do,
- more makedo.
• new age (adjective)
- age aquarius,
- most astrological,
- most supernaturalist,
- more astrological,
- more supernaturalist,
- super naturalist,
- super-naturalist,
- supernaturalist.
• optional (adjective)
- nonobligatory,
- not required,
- discretionary,
- noncompulsory,
- discretional,
- no strings attached,
- elective,
- non-compulsory,
- up to the individual.
• other (adjective)
- most another,
- more another.
• other, alternate (adjective)
- flipside,
- second,
- other side,
- back-up,
- surrogate.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- other,
- throwaway,
- runnerup,
- makeshift,
- astrological,
- new age,
- runner-up,
- crystal healing,
- make do,
- make-do,
- optional,
- placer,
- underground,
- next in order,
- band aid.
• second (adjective)
- most runner up,
- next order,
- sub-sequent,
- more runnerup,
- more reproduction,
- re-production,
- most runnerup,
- un-important,
- more runner-up,
- sub sequent,
- most reproduction,
- most runner-up,
- placest,
- runner up,
- more runner up.
• substitute (adjective)
- Displaced,
- traded,
- Swapped,
- supplanting,
- Superseding,
- Switched,
- subrogated,
- exchanged.
• subterrestrial (adjective)
- hypo-gean,
- subterranean,
- sub terrestrial,
- hypo gean,
- sub-terrestrial.
• underground (adjective)
- unbowed,
- under ground,
- on the sly.
• variant (adjective)
- more differing,
- de-rived,
- de rived,
- most differing.
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adv
• instead (adverb)
- in preference,
- as a substitute,
- alternately,
- rather than.
-
adv.
• instead (adverb)
- in place of,
- instead,
- in lieu,
- on second thought,
- rather.
-
conj.
• or (conjunction)
- un-certainty,
- un certainty.
• Other relevant words: (conjunction)
- oppositely.
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n.
-
•
- offbeat,
- notable,
- unique,
- unusual,
- surprising,
- out of the ordinary,
- odd,
- dilemma,
- exotic,
- special,
- remarkable.
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•
- study at.
-
•
- have your pick of something.
• alternative (noun)
- secondary,
- mutually exclusive,
- disjunctive,
- unconventional.
• choice (noun)
- determination,
- decision,
- discretion,
- desire,
- volition,
- judgment,
- wish.
• election (noun)
- vote castings,
- vote casting,
- ballotings,
- votecastings,
- votecasting,
- vote-castings.
• escape (noun)
- loophole.
• loophole (noun)
- means escape.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- fallback,
- pathway,
- selection,
- by-way,
- means of escape,
- thataway,
- election,
- byway,
- Primaries,
- Technicalities,
- byways,
- choice,
- PATHWAYS,
- escape clause,
- forward motion,
- say so,
- pickings,
- way,
- recourse,
- By-pass,
- decision making,
- ticket,
- vote-casting,
- deciding,
- Elbowroom,
- preference,
- balloting,
- option.
• possible choice (noun)
- other fish in sea,
- take it or leave it,
- redundancy,
- other fish to fry.
• preference (noun)
- de-sires,
- de-sire,
- pre-possessions,
- de sires,
- pre possessions,
- pre possession,
- pre-possession,
- de sire.
• selection (noun)
- cullings.
• shortcut (noun)
- timesaving method,
- timesaver.
• substitute (noun)
- imitation,
- double,
- fill in,
- stand in,
- deputy,
- representative,
- counterfeit,
- dummy,
- understudy,
- replacement,
- lieutenant,
- proxy.
• substitution (noun)
- substitution,
- subrogation,
- swap,
- exchange,
- supersession,
- switch,
- trade,
- displacement.
• way (noun)
- ex-tent,
- ex tent,
- head-way,
- stone throw,
- head way,
- thataways,
- ex tents,
- by way,
- elbowrooms,
- forward motions,
- ex-tents.
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prep.
• Other relevant words: (preposition)
- VS,
- Versus.
-
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- proposal,
- pick,
- alternate,
- substitute.
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Other synonyms:
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•
- divergent,
- lopsided,
- catholic,
- possibility,
- afresh,
- diversified,
- incomparable,
- judgment call,
- various,
- unrecognizable,
- uneven,
- irregular,
- distinctive,
- incompatible,
- divers,
- diverse,
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- billet,
- break away,
- submission,
- outdoors,
- easement,
- elected,
- orifice,
- concealment,
- seed,
- sell,
- accession,
- trim,
- subverter,
- wide,
- effort,
- pattern,
- replication,
- theme,
- overreach,
- address,
- tally,
- helplessness,
- clangor,
- contraption,
- slew,
- principal,
- garish,
- reservation,
- flesh,
- lower-ranking,
- hollo,
- recusant,
- agate line,
- cut through,
- get across,
- vox,
- take shape,
- organise,
- adulterate,
- unexpended,
- stupefy,
- successor,
- cast,
- astute,
- ulterior,
- succour,
- logic gate,
- split up,
- uncoerced,
- holistic,
- inappropriate,
- variate,
- accept,
- draw and quarter,
- pulsate,
- hipster,
- president grant,
- breathing place,
- peer,
- thingmajig,
- tack.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- mock,
- secretly,
- sign,
- delegate,
- analogy,
- expediently,
- remove,
- privately,
- be one’s fate,
- bypass,
- elect,
- modern,
- metaphor,
- backup,
- assess,
- irregularly,
- realm of possibilities,
- depose,
- another,
- Baseball designated hitter,
- uproot,
- in for,
- evaluate,
- utility,
- temporarily,
- adopt,
- locum tenens,
- mutually,
- resort,
- consider,
- clandestinely,
- alternate choice,
- quirky,
- auxiliary,
- fake,
- inclination,
- relief,
- liking,
- experimental,
- will and pleasure,
- druthers,
- weigh,
- artifice,
- equivalent,
- vice-regent,
- ghostwriter,
- erratically,
- surreptitiously,
- secondly,
- dislocate,
- metonymy,
- divisional,
- invention,
- escape hatch,
- activist,
- vicar,
- device,
- SPARES,
- any more,
- wacky,
- predilection,
- resource,
- eccentric,
- nonconformist,
- sub,
- pinch,
- changeling,
- appraise,
- or,
- saving clause,
- exchangeable,
- alternate way,
- jury mast,
- supportive,
- novel,
- covertly,
- reciprocally,
- obverse,
- contrivance,
- locum,
- replace,
- Cooptation,
- quid pro quo,
- variation,
- fresh,
- vicarious,
- superseder,
- dismiss,
- be doomed,
- equal,
- stand-by,
- stealthily,
- way out,
- reserve,
- trick,
- attainable,
- set before,
- cunning,
- trendy,
- voluntary,
- novation,
- have no choice,
- Preoption,
- shift,
- copy,
- adoption,
- take,
- alternatively,
- pleasure,
- change,
- alternating,
- token,
- alternativity,
- occasionally,
- disturb,
- prefer,
- temporary expedient,
- interchangeable,
- select,
- comparison,
- alternatives,
- agent,
- version,
- Pipelaying,
- impermanently,
- unorthodox,
- modification,
- replacing,
- Substituent,
- supporting,
- personnel,
- scapegoat,
- original,
- alternator,
- dislodge,
- Subterrestrial,
- detour,
- nostrum,
- phony,
- unevenly,
- revolutionary,
- possible choice,
- furtively,
- tentative,
- newfangled,
- displace,
- appoint,
- impossibility,
- pinch-hitter,
- volitional,
- contingency,
- ghost,
- spare,
- synecdoche,
- receipt,
- hole to creep out of,
- voice,
- dissident,
- appreciate,
- avant-garde,
- warming pan,
- secretive,
- vote,
- ersatz,
- succedaneum,
- additional,
- transmutable,
- utility player,
- stratagem,
- be destined,
- course,
- subversive,
- supplanter,
- someone else,
- provisionally,
- Pis Aller,
- expedient,
- deception,
- vice president,
- ringer,
- combination,
- unpick,
- remedy,
- pretext,
- secondarily,
- extra,
- choose,
- reserves,
- contradictory,
- temporary,
- second-line,
- alternate route,
- strange,
- new,
- way of escape,
- one more,
- radical,
- symbol,
- provisional.
How to use «Alternative» in context?
retirement
An alternative retirement is one that comes after your traditional retirement. You can choose this type of retirement if you want to keep working, but take a break from your job. Alternatives to retirement include consulting, freelancing, starting your own business, or taking a course to learn new skills.
There are pros and cons to every retirement alternative. Consultants may earn good money, but may also have less job security than people who stay in the traditional workforce. Freelancers may have more freedom, but may have to work very long hours to make a living. Starting a business can be very risky, but can be very rewarding.
Paraphrases for Alternative:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
option, other, surrogate, alternatives.
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Proper noun, singular
option, other, surrogate, alternates, options.
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Noun, singular or mass
option, other, surrogate, workaround.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
alternating.
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Adjective
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, plural
options.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Adjective
alt, alternating, conventional, divergent, diversionary, feasible, follow-on, irreplaceable, makeshift, nontraditional, reciprocating, substitutable, unconventional, variant, varied, viable, solutions, options, tabbed, non-traditional, fall-back, change-out.
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Proper noun, singular
alt, parallel, substitution, variant, Diets, differences, assistants, schemes, systems, directions, parallels, models, variants, alternativa, alternativo, alternativas.
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Noun, plural
remarks, avenues.
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Noun, singular or mass
alt, equivalence, locum, reciprocating, substitution, variant.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
competing, going, keeping, Preparing.
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Verb, past participle
opposed.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
parallel, replacement, substitute.
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Proper noun, singular
replacement, solution, substitute, variation, variations, solutions, replacements.
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Noun, singular or mass
parallel, replacement, solution, substitute, variation, solutions.
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Adjective
Hypernym for Alternative:
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n.
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cognition
impossibility, druthers, preference, soft option, default option, possibility, default, Hobson’s Choice, possible action, opening, impossible action, obverse.
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cognition
Hyponym for Alternative:
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n.
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cognition
decision making, deciding.
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cognition
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Alternate VS Alternative
- learning English
Alternate / Alternative — пара однокоренных слов, которые часто путают. Рассмотрим разницу между ними.
Alternate
Слово alternate обозначает замену, когда первоначальный вариант невозможен. Значение может быть выражено существительным или прилагательным.
For example:
- Our usual captain is on leave. Simon is the alternate. (In this example, alternateis a noun. Note that Simon is a replacement for the usual captain.)
- The landslide has closed the road. You must take an alternate route. (In this example, alternateis an adjective. Note that the original route is no longer an option, meaning the alternate route is a replacement route.)
Alternative
Слово alternative обозначает еще один вариант (альтернативу), в пользу которого может быть сделан выбор, однако первоначальный вариант также возможен. Значение также может быть выражено существительным или прилагательным.
For example:
- Our usual captain is demanding twice as much money than expected. Simon is the alternative.
(In this example, alternative is a noun. Note that Simon is another option for the usual captain, who remains an option. )
- The landslide has closed one lane of the road. I would advise taking an alternative route.
(In this example, alternative is an adjective. Note that the original route remains an option.)
Remember! Там, где предполагается выбор, используем alternative. Там, где выбора нет, используем alternate.
Now test yourself!