单词bilingualism
n.: 〔语〕双语现象
网络: 双语制；双语教育；比双语
〔语〕双语现象
Granted, people born into bilingualism have it a bit easier.
诚然，天生就是双语者的人拥有这种优势就更容易。
A. Until about the 1960s, the conventional wisdom was that bilingualism was a disadvantage. Some of this was xenophobia.
直到大约上世纪60年代以前，人们还普遍认为双语能力是一种劣势，其中有排外情绪作祟。
I recently had the pleasure of conducting an interview with him on bilingualism, translation, and interpreting.
我最近有幸就双语教育，笔译和口译方面的有关问题对他进行了一次采访。
Cognitive research on bilingualism has been a focus in the field of language cognition over the recent twenty years.
双语认知研究是近二十年来语言认知领域的一个热点。
What was the first indication in your research that bilingualism had neurological benefits?
您最初是怎么发现使用双语对神经系统发展方面有帮助？
"That suggested that their bilingualism is helping them to compensate for that more advanced brain atrophy, " Gold says.
“这表明他们的双语能力帮助他们为更多发展出的脑萎缩进行弥补，”金说道。
Bilingualism even seems to delay the onset of dementia in old age.
双语能力似乎还能够延迟老年痴呆症的发病时间。
Bilingualism, says one new study, helps ward off Alzheimer"s for up to four years.
一个新研究表明，双语能帮助抵御老年痴呆症长达四年之久。
So the spread of English around the world is actually creating a greatly increased bilingualism and multilingualism, " he says. "
因此，英语在全世界的普及确实极大地使更多的人能讲两种或多种语言。
A working definition of bilingualism is the use by individuals of two languages in their daily lives.
双语现象的惯用定义是指个人在日常生活中使用两种语言的现象。