GB/T 11617-1989
GB · 1989-08-31

Lexicographical symbols

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1Key Takeaways

This document establishes a standardized set of symbols specifically designed for the compilation and editing of dictionaries and other reference works. It provides a systematic framework to ensure consistency and clarity in the presentation of lexical data across various publishing contexts. The guidelines define the…

2Scope / Description

This document establishes a standardized set of symbols specifically designed for the compilation and editing of dictionaries and other reference works. It provides a systematic framework to ensure consistency and clarity in the presentation of lexical data across various publishing contexts. The guidelines define the visual representation for entries, annotations, cross-references, and structural elements within lexicographical materials. By adhering to these conventions, professionals involved in word definition, etymology, and usage notes can maintain uniformity in their outputs. The system covers a broad range of notations applicable to both monolingual and multilingual dictionary projects. These symbols facilitate easier navigation for users and streamline the editorial process for authors. Implementation of this specification supports the efficient production of high-quality reference texts by eliminating ambiguity in manuscript preparation. It serves as a technical guide for editors, typesetters, and publishers working within the field of lexicography to achieve a coherent visual style. The adoption of these conventions contributes to the professional standardization of linguistic documentation and enhances the accessibility of information contained in such works.

3Version History

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What is GB/T 11617-1989?
GB/T 11617-1989 — Lexicographical symbols is an international standard developed by General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People‘s Republic of China. This document establishes a standardized set of symbols specifically designed for the compilation and editing of dictionaries and other reference works. It provides a systematic framework to ensure consistency and clarity in the presentation of...
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This standard covers: This document establishes a standardized set of symbols specifically designed for the compilation and editing of dictionaries and other reference works. It provides a systematic framework to ensure consistency and clarity in the presentation of lexical data across various publishing contexts. The...
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