| In modern Chinese, there is a kind of “Zhi+X†which have been included in theContemporary Chinese Dictionary(the lastest version),but they are not fullylexicalized. In this article, we try to discuss the synchronic lexicalization of the mostfrequently used “zhi youâ€,“zhi shiâ€,“zhi yaoâ€,“zhi guanâ€as research objects. Basedon a synchronic corpus, we discuss the current state of these words through theperspectives of syntax and semantics.There are six chapters in this article. The introduction part relates thebackground of the research, the orientation of the content, the previous researchsummary,the research theory’s basis and method.Chapter II studies synchronic lexicalization of “zhi youâ€. According to thesemantic classification and syntax circumstances in which the strucure appears, wedivided “zhi you†into words and phrases,then conclude the synchronic lexicalizationof “zhi youâ€and find out its each state’s frequency of use in our corpus.Chapter III studies synchronic lexicalization of “zhi shiâ€. According to thesemantic classification and syntax circumstances in which the strucure appears, wedivided “zhi shi†into words and phrases,then conclude the synchronic lexicalizationof “zhi shiâ€and find out its each state’s frequency of use in our corpus.Chapter IV studies synchronic lexicalization of “zhi yaoâ€. According to thesemantic classification and syntax circumstances in which the strucure appears, wedivided “zhi yao†into words and phrases,then conclude the synchroniclexicalization of “zhi yaoâ€and find out its each state’s frequency of use in ourcorpus.Chapter V studies synchronic lexicalization of “zhi guanâ€. According to thesemantic classification and syntax circumstances in which the strucure appears, wedivided “zhi guan†into words and phrases,then conclude the synchroniclexicalization of “zhi guanâ€and find out its each state’s frequency of use in ourcorpus.Chapter VI is the conclusion. We summarize the research process andconclusions of this article,and meanwhile point out the inadequacies which needfurther study. |