By manipulating the relationships between the priming and target words,we used the cross-language priming lexical decision task to explore how the lexical representation of the proficient Uighur-Chinese Bilinguals second language accesses its conceptual representation.

Previous studies have found evidence that the proficiency of second language influences the relation between lexical representation and conceptual representation of bilinguals.

In order to explore how the lexical representation of Chinese-English bilinguals,second language accesses its concept representation,the priming effect based on different processing level was investigated.

Some researchers hold gist representations are the cause of the phenomenon,while others argue verbatim representations are responsible for it.

This article mainly examines the dictionary presentation for polysemous words, pointing out that metaphor and metonymy are the cognitive mechanism for polysemy, and that prototype definition can be employed to explain polysemous words.

In the studies of speech production, there are different views, whole-word representation or decomposed-morphological representation, of compounds in lexical access.

This paper focuses on these underlying reasons and illustrates with many examples from the perspectives of verb characteristics and cognitive context.