written language
ˈrɪtən ˈlæŋɡwɪdʒ
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Definition of written language - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
text systemcommunication using written symbols like letters or characters
  • Written language allows us to record history.
orthography script
2.
text signssystem of symbols used for writing in a language
  • The written language of Mandarin uses characters.
script writing system
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Terms with written language included in their meaning

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communication
spoken or written language used to communicate
books stories
using both written language and visual images together
computer programming
written using symbols or programming language
ordinary language
ordinary written language, not poetry
communication
conflict using spoken or written language
translation
translate spoken or written language into another language
translation studies
study of translating written language
language proficiency
ability to understand written material in a language

Examples of written language in a sentence

  • Written language is crucial for legal documents.
  • The evolution of written language has been significant.
  • Written language allows for the preservation of history.

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  1. French:langage écrit, système d'écriture, ...
  2. German:Schriftsprache, geschriebene Sprache, ...
  3. Italian:linguaggio scritto, lingua scritta, ...
  4. Spanish:lenguaje escrito, escritura, ...
  5. Portuguese:linguagem escrita, língua escrita, ...
  6. Chinese:书面语言, 书面语, ...
  7. Japanese:書き言葉, 書記言語, ...
  8. Arabic:لُغَة مَكْتُوبَة, اللغة المكتوبة, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׂפָה כְּתוּבָה, שְׂפַת כְּתָב, ...
  10. Russian:письменный язык, письменность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:писемність, ...
  12. Hindi:लिखित भाषा, लिपि, ...

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