현대중국어 ‘V/A+得+一+Nm+X’ 구문의 하위분류와 ‘一’의 의미 분석

The Lower Classification of ‘V/A+de(得)+yi(一)+Nm+X’ Structure and the Meaning of ‘yi(一)’ in Modern Chinese

Based on the semantic relationship between ‘X’ and ‘V/A’ the structure of ‘V/A+de(得)+yi(一)+Nm+X’ is classified into three types; ‘V/A+X’ represents (1) skill, (2) human modality, (3) non-human modality. ‘AP’s represent single trait and non-single trait, so that ‘V/A+de(得)+yi(一)+Nm+AP’ is classified into two types. In some sentences there is Atrib before ‘X’ and based on its semantic orientation ‘V/A+de(得)+yi(一)+Nm+Atrib+NP’ can also be classified into three subcategories. If the ‘NP’ is bounded, ‘yi(一)’ emphasizes the entirety and, on the contrary, ‘yi(一)’ emphasizes the individuality. When the ‘NP’ is a bounded abstract noun, the semantic state of ‘yi(一)’ is affected by the ‘container-contents’ category′s typical coefficient: the more typical ‘yi(一)’ emphasizes ‘overflow’, however when more atypical, its digital significance is stronger. When ‘X’ is an adjective, ‘yi(一)’ means ‘overflow’, and when ‘X’ is an verb, ‘yi(一)’ means ‘continuity’.