adjective

adjective — 名詞

1. in grammar, a word that tells you something about a noun — what it looks like, f

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釋義

形容詞

用來描述名詞或代名詞特性的詞

in grammar, a word that tells you something about a noun — what it looks like, feels like, or what kind of thing it is. Words such as red, small, round, and friendly are all adjectives.

例句

Mrs. Lin wrote three adjectives on the board: tall, kind, and curious.

林老師在黑板上寫了三個形容詞:高的、善良的和好奇的。

adjectives listed alongside concrete examples

In the phrase "a heavy box," the word "heavy" is an adjective.

在「a heavy box」這個詞組中,「heavy」就是一個形容詞。

naming the adjective inside a phrase

同義詞
  • modifier

    broader grammar term covering adjectives, adverbs, and other describing words

  • describing word

    informal classroom term used with young learners

  • qualifier

    technical linguistics term, less common in everyday teaching

文法句型

[adjective] + noun

be + [adjective]

用法筆記

Often paired with the verbs 'use', 'add', or 'describe with' (e.g. 'use an adjective', 'describe the room with adjectives'). In English most adjectives sit before the noun ('a tall man'), though after linking verbs they sit after the subject ('the man is tall').

常見錯誤

The flower is a beautiful adjective.
Beautiful" is an adjective that describes the flower.
💡an adjective is a word, not the thing being described.
She used adjective to write the poem.
She used adjectives to write the poem.
💡'adjective' is a countable noun, so use the plural or add 'an'.

adjective — 形容詞