以目标词和语境线索的相对位置作为划分界限，语境分为前语境、后语境和双语

Taking the relative position of the target word and context clues as the dividing line, the context is divided into three categories: pre-context, post-context and bilingual context. Pre-context refers to phrases and short sentences that prompt the meaning of related words before the target word; post-context refers to related phrases and short sentences appearing after the target word; bilingual context refers to both before and after the target word.

Taking the relative position of the target word and context clue as the dividing line, the context is divided into the former context, the post-context and the bilingual context. The pre-context refers to the phrases and phrases that have hinted at the meaning of the relevant words before the target word, the post-context refers to the relevant phrases and phrases appear after the target words, and the bilingual context is the target words before and after.

Context can be divided into three categories: pre context, post context and dual context. Pre context refers to the phrases and short sentences that prompt the meaning of the relevant words before the target word; the post context refers to the relevant phrases and short sentences appearing after the target word; and the bilingual context refers to both before and after the target word.<BR>