名zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yī gè jù zǐ zhōng de cóng jù de gōng néng lèi sì yú míng cí、 xíng róng cí huò zhě fù cí。
    a subordinate (or dependent) clause functions as a noun or adjective or adverb within a sentence.
  • jù yòu cún zài de xìng zhì； xì dòng cí， yǔ xíng róng cí huó zhe wèi yǔ xìng míng cí lián yòng。
    have the quality of being; (copula, used with an adjective or a predicate noun).
  • cóng yī gè míng cí huò xíng róng cí dǎo chū de cí（ yóu zhǐ dòng cí）
    A word, especially a verb, that is derived from a noun or an adjective.
  • zì wěi biàn huà shǐ（ míng cí， dài cí huò xíng róng cí） de shù hé gé fā shēng biàn huà
    To inflect(a noun, a pronoun, or an adjective) for number and case.
  • yī gè míng cí、 dài cí huò xíng róng cí de yī zhěng tào qū zhé xíng shì。
    the complete set of inflected forms of a noun or pronoun or adjective.
  • （ yǔ fǎ） yòng zuò dìng yǔ xíng róng cí de shǔ gé míng cí。
    (grammar) a word in the genitive case used as an attributive adjective.
  • yī tái xīn de míng jiào “ xiǎn bǎo qì ” de jī qì yǐ bèi fā míng yòng lái tàn xún mái zài dì dǐ xià de huáng jīn。
    A new machine called' The Revealer' has been invented and it has been used to detect gold which has been buried in the ground.
  • wǒ bù bì zháojí qù fēn biàn dì míng ， wǒ yòu yī zhěng tiān de shí jiān。
    I didn't have to rush into revealing the place name ． I had all day．
  • míng cí gòu chéng de， xíng róng cí gòu chéng de
    Formed from a noun or an adjective.
  • yī gè xíng róng cí néng róng yì dì zuò wéi míng cí yòng。
    An adjective can easily be substantivizeed.
  • yùn shū yè gōng huì yī fā yán rén chēng： " wǒ men de chéng yuán bù néng bèi zhuāng bàn chéng zhǎn shì xìng gǎn de gōng jù。 yòu xiē jī shàng nǚ fú wù rén yuán yǐ jīng biǎo shì， guò yú bào lù de zhì fú shì bù hé shì de， huì zēng jiā sāo rǎo shì jiàn de fā shēng， róng yì zào chéng chéng kè qíng xù chōng dòng。 " gāi gōng huì bāo kuò mín háng xì tǒng de 44， 000 míng chéng yuán，
    "Our members should not be dressed as sex objects," says a spokesman from the Transport and General Workers' Union, which has 44,000 members in the civil air transport section. "Some female stewards have voiced concern that a too-revealing uniform would be inappropriate and could lead to an increase in cases of harassment and 'air-rage' incidents."
  • dòng cí xìng dān cí dòng cí xìng míng cí huò xíng róng cí
    A verbal noun or adjective.
  • zài ｀ hēi māo ＇ zhè yī cí zǔ zhōng , xíng róng cí｀ hēi＇ xiū shì míng cí｀ māo＇ .
    In `the black cat' the adjective `black' modifies the noun `cat'.
  • fǎ yǔ zhōng xíng róng cí bì xū zài shù hé xìng shàng yǔ míng cí yī zhì。
    In French the adjective must agree with the noun in number and gender.
  • xíng róng cí de zuò yòng jiù shì xiū shì míng cí。
    The function of an adjective is to describe or add to the meaning of a noun.
  • mǐ xiē 'ěr hǎo xuàn yào dì wèi gěi tā dài lái de quán shì hé fēng guāng yě shì yòu míng de。
    He also has a reputation for revelling in the power and glamour his position brings.
  • hé míng cí huò dài cí míng cí duǎn yǔ jié hé xíng chéng qián zhì cí duǎn yǔ tóng qí tā dān cí yòu xíng róng cí huò fù cí de guān xì。
    a function word that combines with a noun or pronoun or noun phrase to form a prepositional phrase that can have an adverbial or adjectival relation to some other word.
  • hé mǎ zài《 yī lì yà tè》 zhōng bǎ tā shuō chéng shì yīng xióng shí dài de yī míng bǎi zhàn bù yàn de wǔ shì。 tā gān huǒ wàng shèng， shàng wǔ hàodòu， yī tīng dào zhàn gǔ shēng jiù shǒu wǔ zú dǎo， yī wén dào xuè xīng qì jiù xīn zuì shén mí。
    Homer in the Iliad, represents Ares as the insatiable warrior of the heroic age, who, impelled by rage and lust of violence, exults in the noise of battle, revels in the horror of carnage.
  • tā de yǒng gǎn jué dìng zuò wéi wǒ men dà jiā de bǎng yàng 'ér míng chuí qiān gǔ。
    Her brave decision reverberates through history as an example to us all.
  • mó nǐ biǎo yǎn zài 15 hé 16 shì jì shèng xíng de duì yǐ yòu míng de zuò pǐn suǒ zuò de zhòng dà de jiā gōng gōng zuò， yóu zhǐ jīng wén gē hé mù gē děng cóng qí tā zuò pǐn jiè rù de mí sǎ cái liào jiā yǐ hùn hé
    The practice, popular in the15th and16th centuries, of significantly reworking an already established composition, especially the incorporation into the Mass of material borrowed from other works, such as motets or madrigals.
  • tā de xíng wéi mò míng qí miào。
    His behaviour is without rhyme or reason.
  • tā mò míng qí miào dì shēng qǐ qì lái。
    She got angry without rhyme or reasson.
  • sì xíng shī yī zhǒng yōu mò tǐ cái， tōng cháng bāo kuò liǎng gè cháng duǎn bù yī de yā yùn duì jù， yǔ mǒu rén de míng zì yī bān yòng zuò yī gè yùn jiǎo yòu guān
    A humorous verse, usually consisting of two unmatched rhyming couplets, about a person whose name generally serves as one of the rhymes.
  • yuē hàn de xìn xiěde bù qīng chǔ， jiǎn zhí mò míng qí miào。
    John's letter doesn't make sense; it is neither rhyme nor reason.
  • yī zhǒng huī xié de fěng cì shī bāo hán liǎng gè yā yùn de duì jù bìng qiě tí dào yī wèi míng rén。
    a witty satiric verse containing two rhymed couplets and mentioning a famous person.
  • gǔ luó mǎ rén shì wěi dà de dī bà jiàn zhù shī。 zài 'ā lā bó bàn dǎo de mǎ lǐ bǔ yě yòu yī gè zhù míng de dà bà。
    The Romans were great dam-builders and there was also a famous dam at Ma'rib in Arabia.
  • yī 'ěr suō： kě wèishénme hái xiě wǒ de míng zì， lǐ chá dé？
    Ilsa: But why my name,Richard?
  • fù yù de、 chū shēn míng mén de zhàng fū。
    a rich and wellborn husband.
  • tā míng jiào lǐ chá， kě shì wǒ mendōu jiào tā dí kè。
    His name is Richard but we call him Dick.
  • tā men gěi tā qǐ míng lǐ chá dé， dàn wǒ men jiào tā dí kè。
    They named him Richard, but we call him Dick.
  • tā de míng zì jiào lǐ chá dé， dàn shì wǒ mendōu chēng tā dí kè。
    His name is Richard but we all call him Dich.
  • wèile mǒu zhǒng yuán yīn， zài hòu xuǎn rén míng dān zhōng qǔ xiāo liǎo lǐ chá sēn 'ér fàng shàng liǎo bǐ dé sēn。
    For one reason or another, Richardson was pushed off the ticket and Peterson was put on.