与言者的观点相反，对听者来说，当词汇中词的形式和意义一一对应时，才是最

Contrary to the speaker’s point of view, for the listener, when the form and meaning of the words in the vocabulary correspond one-to-one, it is the most labor-saving. Combining the two points of view, we can arrive at Zipf's principle of saving effort. "Saving effort" refers to a balance and tacit understanding in language communication. It needs to be considered from both the speaker and the listener, and cannot be separated.

Contrary to the speaker's point of view, it is the most labor-saving thing for the listener when the form and meaning of the words in the vocabulary correspond one by one. By combining the two views, Zipf's principle of labor-saving means that "effort-saving" refers to a balance and tacit understanding in language communication, which needs to be considered from both the speaker and the listener, and cannot be divided.

Contrary to the speaker's point of view, for the listener, when the form and meaning of the words in the vocabulary correspond one by one, it is the most labor-saving. Combining the two views, we can get Zipf's labor saving principle, which shows that "labor saving" refers to a kind of balance and tacit understanding in language communication, which should be considered from both the speaker and the listener.<br>