adjective

adjective音标

英 [ˈædʒɪktɪv]

美 [ˈædʒɪktɪv]

adjective基本释义

n.形容词

adj.形容词的；不独立的

adjective用法及例句

n.(名词)

【语法】形容词

形容词短语

adj.(形容词)

形容词（性）的

不独立的

附属的

从属的

【律】有关程序的

辅助的

修饰性的

有形容词性质的

次要的

隶属的

程序（性）的

n.(名词)

[C]形容词 a word which describes the thing for a noun stands

noun

1. the word class that qualifies nouns

2. a word that expresses an attribute of something

adj

1. relating to court practice and procedure as opposed to the principles of law

e.g. adjective law

Synonym: procedural

2. of or relating to or functioning as an adjective

e.g. adjectival syntaxan adjective clause

Synonym: adjectival

1. 形容词An adjective is a word such as 'big', 'dead', or 'financial' that describes a person or thing, or gives extra information about them. Adjectives usually come before nouns or after link verbs.

1. 形容词 ","形容词：什么是形容词 形容词(adjective)是修饰名词表示名词属性的词,常放在它所修饰的名词之前. 如: a lovely baby一个可爱的婴儿 the beautiful picture那幅美丽代词 (四) 定义 代词(pronoun)是代替名词的词: 代词在句子中的功用 a)和名词一样,

2. 令人厌恶的;坏的;丑恶的：Her husband was so silly and as ugly as sin. : 他的丈夫又蠢又丑.| 2. adjective 令人厌恶的;坏的;丑恶的 | an ugly lie : 卑鄙的谎言

3. adjective的解释

3. 难看的;丑陋的：1. adjective 难看的;丑陋的 | Some buildings here are just very ugly. : 这里有些楼的外观很难看.| She became very fat and ugly in only one year. : 她在一年之内变得又胖又丑.

常用例句

词汇搭配

用作名词(n.)

This is an adjective.这是形容词。

Adjectives modify nouns.形容词修饰名词。

用作名词 (n.)

overwork adjectives滥用形容词

use adjectives使用形容词

attributive adjective定语性形容词

demonstrative adjective指示形容词

derivative adjective派生形容词

interrogative adjective疑问形容词

possessive adjective所有格形容词

predicative adjective表语性形容词

The women were treated..as adjective beings.

出自：G. Grote

Pastors adjective / to rustic flocks.

出自：W. H. Auden

词源解说

☆ 14世纪晚期进入英语，直接源自拉丁语的adjectivus，意为加到名词上的词。

近义词

反义词

临近词

procedural程序的

adjectival形容词的

substantive独立的

adjective law

adjective gland

adjective scale

adjective dyes

adjective root

adjectives

adjective affix

adjacent

adjective color

adjective dye

adjective group

adjoin

相关列句

The adjective Inexpensive used in the name is not without a reason.(“低廉”这个形容词用在名字中也不是没有理由的。)

"Facebook," as a noun, verb or adjective, was popular with younger linguists, Glowka said.(格洛卡说，年轻的语言学家们更青睐Facebook一词，Facebook既可用作名词，也可用作形容词和动词。)

Also, the possessive adjective yours / yours, e.g.(也请记住形容词所有格yours/你的。例如：Whatwasyourslike?)

In French the adjective must agree with the noun in number and gender.(法语中形容词必须在数和性上与名词一致。)

Without an adjective, general statements about globalism are often meaningless - or misleading.(没有言语可以形容全球主义往往是毫无意义的——或有误导性。)

The adjective injected new meaning into the objected objective object.(这个形容词给受到反对的客观物体注入了新的意义。)

Anything that merits the adjective "jumbo" is extravagantly large.(任何能用“特大”形容的事物都是超大的。)

The "modifier" (adverb or adjective in a sentence) is not required, usually.(通常不需要“修饰语”（句子中的副词和形容词）。)

They're very traditional. He's the noun. She's the adjective.(他们很传统，男人是名词，女人是形容词。)

"Just awesome." She wondered, she later said, what kind of journalist had just one adjective in his vocabulary.(“只有棒。”她后来说，她想知道什么样的记者的词汇里仅有一个形容词。)