汉语的词汇,很多是双音节词。在 汉语词典的编排上,词条是以作统领的 第一个音节来排列的,如“大概”、“大 方”、“大致”等。近年来,有人编出了汉 语的倒序词典,词条的统领音节都排在 了最后,如“宏大”、“巨大”、“庞大”等。 有一次我随便翻阅汉语倒序词典, 忽然产生了一个非常贴切的形象的比 喻-一中国特色的反腐败,不正像一部 倒序词典么？ Many Chinese words, disyllable words. In the arrangement of Chinese dictionaries, entries are arranged in the first syllable of the command, such as “probably”, “generous”, “roughly” and so on. In recent years, some people have compiled the descending dictionaries of Chinese, and the leading syllables of the entries are at the end, such as “grand”, “huge”, “huge” and so on. When I casually read the Chinese descending dictionary, I suddenly came up with a very apt image of the analogy - an anti-corruption with Chinese characteristics, not like a reverse dictionary?