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    N-COUNT 名词
    A noun is a word such as 'car', 'love', or 'Anne' which is used to refer to a person or thing.

    See also:collective noun;count noun;mass noun;proper noun;singular noun;uncount noun

  1. Nouns join to form compounds .

    名词和名词结合构成复合词

  2. Currently , a French grammar rule taught in schools dictates of nouns ' always wins ' .

    目前在学校教授的法语语法规则指出,法语中表示名词复数时,阳性单词“总是胜出”。

  3. a noun in the form of the present participle of a verb , for example travelling in the sentence I preferred travelling alone .

    动名词

  4. It is a rule of English that adjectives generally precede the noun they modify .

    形容词一般放在所修饰名词的前面是英语中的一条规律。

  5. It is a rule of English that adjectives generally precede the noun they modify : we say ' a good cry ' , not ' a cry good ' .

    英语规定形容词通常放在其修饰的名词前:我们说agoodcry,不说acrygood。

  6. In English a noun may be preceded by a monosyllable called an article .

    英语的名词可以冠以一个叫做“冠词”的单音词。

  7. The word " person " is a countable noun .

    person这个词是个可数名词。

  8. T ü r ( door ) in German is a feminine noun .

    “门”在德语里是阴性名词。

  9. The noun " oxen " is plural in number .

    oxen这个名词是复数。

  10. In " the black cat " the adjective " black " modifies the noun " cat " .

    在“theblackcat”这一词组中,形容词“black”修饰名词“cat”。

  11. However , as Amy Edmondson of Harvard points out , organisations increasingly use " team " as a verb rather than a noun .

    不过,正如哈佛的艾米·埃德蒙森所说,各组织越来越多地将“团队”用作动词而非名词。

  12. Definition : ( noun ) something stated that is obviously not true

    定义:(名词)明显不真实的东西

  13. It can be used as a noun , and also can be used as an adjective .

    它既可作为名词,又可作为形容词。

  14. Definition : ( noun ) a discussion that is completely honest , often discussing difficult issues

    StraightTalk直言不讳定义:(名词)完全诚实的讨论,经常讨论难题。

  15. Definition : ( noun ) expert on television

    TalkingHead发言�定义:(名词)电视节目上的专家

  16. What kind of noun is this ?

    这是哪类名词?

  17. This word is a collective noun .

    这个词是个集体名词。

  18. Please underline the noun clauses in the passage .

    请用线画出短文中的名词性从句。

  19. When we describe what the action will affect , we are specifying the noun of the sentence .

    当描述动作会影响到什么时,我们指定组成句子的名词

  20. Countable nouns have singular and plural forms .

    可数名词有单数和复数之分。

  21. The MPs argue that the gender inclusive nouns make learning proper French more difficult and could even endanger the entire language .

    议员们主张说,中性词汇会加大学习正规法语的难度,甚至可能威胁到整门语言。

  22. Definition : ( noun ) a short discussion intended to motivate someone The coach gave the players a pep talk during halftime .

    PepTalk鼓励的话定义:(名词)旨在激励某人的简短讨论。中场休息时,教练给队员们讲了一些鼓舞士气的话。

  23. The noun nods to Old English scitte , meaning " purging3 , diarrhea . " And just the basic form of excrement4 stems from Old English scytel .

    名词来自古英语scitte,意为“净化、腹泻。”只不过是从古英语scitte起源的基本排泄物形式。

  24. Attributive adjectives precede the noun .

    定语形容词位于名词前

  25. Sharent is of course a blend of the noun parent and verb share in its sense of telling someone about something . ( Source : macmillandictionary . com )

    Sharent一词自然是由名词parent(父母)和动词share(分享)组合而成的,纳入了“将某事告诉某人”的意思。

  26. The word phubbing and its related derivations first appeared in 2012 , formed from a blend of the noun phone and verb snub meaning ' to insult someone by ignoring them ' .

    Phubbing一词及其衍生词最早出现在2012年,由名词phone和表示“怠慢”的动词snub组合而成。

  27. Following the derivational pattern of racism6 , sexism , etc , there 's also some evidence for use of motherist as both an adjective to describe such attitudes and a countable7 noun for people who perpetuate8 them .

    与racism(种族主义)和sexism(性别歧视)等词的衍生方式一样,motherism的衍生词motherist既可用作形容词来形容这种歧视态度,也可用作名词指抱有这种歧视态度的人。

  28. Mark Pallen , professor of microbial genomics at the Quadram Institute and University of East Anglia , suggested alternatives that use a pre-generated list of proper nouns because labels like B.1.617.2 are so tricky to pronounce and remember .

    四方研究所和东英吉利亚大学的微生物基因组学教授马克·帕伦建议采用一个固有的专有名词清单来重新命名,因为B.1.617.2这样的标签不好念也不好记。

  29. The phrase most likely originated from The Derby , a horse race in England , founded by the 12th Earl of Derby in 1780 , since at least as early as 1840 ' derby ' has been used as a noun in English to denote any kind of sporting contest .

    德比这个说法很有可能来源于1780年第12世德比伯爵在英格兰开创的赛马活动TheDerby。早在1840年时,德比一词就在英语里用作名词来指代任何一种体育比赛。

  30. Noun is one of the basic word classes in human languages .

    名词是人类语言中的基本词类之一。