English Dictionary

linguistic landscape

noun

(linguistics) The totality of written language visible within a certain area. / The totality of languages that occur in a certain region. / The vocabulary that makes up a language.

The linguistic landscape of the city is a reflection of its diverse population.

意味（1）

(linguistics) The totality of written language visible within a certain area.

And although the Hong Kong linguistic landscape has Romanized Chinese, for example in business names, bilingual Chinese students had expressed to me on many occasions that they generally ignore English text, whether transliteration or translation.

意味（2）

The totality of languages that occur in a certain region.

The most outstanding feature of the linguistic landscape of India is the fact that, as enlisted in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution, there are the following 15 well developed major languages in the country.

意味（3）

The vocabulary that makes up a language.

No intelligent man or woman would use the word `bloke.' It is a gutter expression, destitute of the least claim to recognition, a blur on the linguistic landscape, and a standing advertisement of Australian bad language.