例句與造句

1. No, the meaning of the attributive noun is more subtle than that.
2. At ease; the attributive noun phrase wild ass is not a vulgarism.
3. Of all the Slavic languages, Russian uses the attributive nouns the most.
4. Here, nylon is an attributive noun bound to carpeting; you would not say nylon, plush carpeting.
5. Note that the spelling of the attributive noun gangsta, modifying another noun, rap, differs from gangster.
6. It's difficult to find attributive nouns in a sentence. 用attributive nouns造句挺難的
7. :Can be called a Noun adjunct or Attributive noun ( first element of noun-noun compound ).
8. In its current usage, the elided word gotcha is an attributive noun modifying journalism or politics or, alliteratively, gang.
9. But this excellent reference work about linguistic roots has no coverage of the attributive noun that today's deep thinkers have taken to their innermost lexicon.
10. Summit is no longer merely an attributive noun modifying meeting or conference; usage over 50 years has turned the modifier into that top-level conclave itself.
11. Today, the two terms also serve as attributive nouns representing the two working production models : very straight forward, very matter of fact use of terminology.
12. The body in body man is an attributive noun, which means it does the job of an adjective _ as in body suit, body blow and body snatcher.
13. The phonetic spelling of the attributive noun causes a fulmination from Robert E . Rhodes of Corpus Christi, Texas; he is a past president of the Associated Press Managing Editors Association.
14. To those hunting for bargains, street becomes an attributive noun modifying price, meaning " what it actually is selling for, no matter what the price tag says ."
15. Modifiers, such as adjectives, preadjectivals, adverbials and attributive nouns all occur before the head which they modify ( including possessive nouns marked with "-pa " ).
16. Even if the latter pair are considered attributive nouns, that still means each expression consists of two nouns, not one .-- [ pleasantries ] 11 : 35, 29 December 2015 ( UTC)
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