英语释义

• a word that expresses an attribute of something

• applying to methods of enforcement and rules of procedure;

  "adjective law"

• of or relating to or functioning as an adjective;

  "adjectival syntax"

  "an adjective clause"

• the word class that qualifies nouns

片语

under在……下面；在……表面下；在……的后面；（职务、级别）低于；少于；比……年轻；由……控制；根据；在……过程中；受……影响；承受着；以（某一名字）；在……项下；在（某个系统）下；在……期间；在……生存条件下；栽有；在……掌权期间；在……手下工作

dependent依赖他人者；受赡养者

frequent adjective时常发生的

stuffy adjective闷人的

adjective dye媒染染料；间接染料

adjective phrasing形容词短语

hostile adjective敌对的

concentric adjective同中心的

Predicative Adjective表语形容词；陈述形容词；补述形容词

puzzled adjective迷惑不解的

英汉例句

• his father often uses the adjective 「sleepy」 to describe the lack of activity of both him and the lions.

  他父亲常用「懒洋洋」这个形容词来形容他和狮子，因为他们都没有活力。

• true, this is a name and not an adjective for forest whitaker’s daughter.

  这不再是个形容词，而是福里斯特?惠特克女儿的名字。

• the 「me」 circuit hummed not only when they thought whether a particular adjective described themselves, but also when they considered whether it described their mother.

  「我」神经回路不仅当他们想到一个特定形容词是否描述自我时接通，而且当他们思考该词是否形容自己母亲时也同样。

• just awesome.” she wondered, she later said, what kind of journalist had just one adjective in his vocabulary.

  她后来说，她当时就想，什么样的记者在自己的词汇里仅有一个形容词。

• an adjective to describe a feature that’s so early in the planning stages that itmight as well be imaginary.

  描述早期计划阶段出现，很可能只是虚构的这样的特性的形容词。

• its name is a derivation of the adjective 「sartorial, 」 a reference to what was the traditional cross-legged position of tailors (or 「sartors」) at work.

  其名称源自形容词「裁缝的」，原因是裁缝工作时常常采取盘腿坐姿。

• what they do have is a hierarchy of adjective classes that (for whatever reason) occurs in a more-or-less fixed order in english.

  他们只是提供了一个不同类别形容词的层次结构，（不管有没有原因）该结构在英语中基本上是有固定顺序的。

• 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。

• if i had to pick one adjective that describes all radically successful founders, it would be 「transgressive.」

  如果要我用一个形容词来描述所有极度成功的创业人士，那就是「离经叛道」。

• the weird thing about the adjective is not only the present degradation of its elevated meaning but also its pronunciation.

  有关这个形容词的奇怪之处不仅在于它褒义的降格，还在于它奇怪的发音。

• nostalgic is the best adjective i’ve heard to describe how most large entertainment companies think about controlling their content in a digital era.

  怀旧是大的娱乐公司对于在数码时代控制自己发行内容保护的最好的形容词。

• on the command line, the regular expression acts as an adjective -- a description or qualifier.

  在命令行中，正则表达式 的作用相当于形容词——一种描述或限定词。

• literally, the word means 「giving power,」 but it is now widely accepted as an adjective describing something that「s 「cool,」 「awesome」 or 「exciting,」 the new york times said.

  单从字面上讲，它代表「给予力量」的意思。但现在这个词被中国网友当形容词用，表达「酷、真棒、爽」的意思。

• a compound adjective is formed when two or more adjectives work together to modify the same noun.

  复合形容词由两个或两个以上的形容词组成用以修饰一个名词。

• it is such a beautiful forest, it’s hard to describe and no adjective would probably ever do it justice.

  这个森林这么漂亮，简直无法描述，没有任何形容词能够胜任。

• although some netizens doubted the usage of the word, as 「geilivable」 was supposed to be an adjective rather than a verb, they hailed the relevantnewspapers」 use of the term as progressive.

  尽管一些网民怀疑过这个词的应用，因为「给力」被认为是一个形容词而不是一个动词，他们欢呼这个极具影响力的报纸术语的应用很有先进性。

• dave: one adjective comes to mind when it comes to the future of soa: submerged.

  谈到soa的未来，这让我想起了一个形容词：淹没的。

• perhaps it would be well, most of the time, to use this word 「conservative」 as an adjective chiefly.

  大多数情况下，把‘保守主义’作为主要的形容词也许是不错的。