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noun phrase

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(grammar) A phrase that can serve as the subject or the object of a verb; it is usually headed by a noun, (including pronouns), with any associated dependents such as determiners or modifiers.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kroaties

imenička fraza

naamwoord
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phrase that can serve as the subject or the object of a verb
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nominalna grupa

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voorbeelde

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Voorbeelde moet herlaai word.
The copulative conjunction -ra, -ryə is repeated after each conjoined word within a noun phrase (NP): Txəł-ra ?
Ruka joj je bila posve odsječenaLiterature Literature
The noun phrase de leono functions as a possessive supplement to the noun phrase la dentoj (and therefore has the preposition de).
Sta se dogodilo s " Nema otvora koji ja nemogu otvoriti "?ParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
NeuroGrammarTM uses its advanced neural-network artificial intelligence algorithms in order to analyse every noun phrase and verb phrase in every sentence for syntactic and semantic errors.
Nazvao me jeParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
The second part of the dissertation presents the research based on the analysis of eleven English noun plus noun constructions (so called appositional noun phrases in Croatian) and their Croatian translational equivalents.
I ja o vama, gđo CavendishParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
Originally denominated by a single noun denoting "a walled-in compound or garden", from "pairi" ("around") and "daeza" or "diz" ("wall", "brick", or "shape"), Xenophon Grecized the Persian phrase "pairi-daeza" into "paradeisos".
To je kao kad kupiš konjska govnaWikiMatrix WikiMatrix
To be is often used with nouns, adjectives and prepositional phrases.
Prepuštamo vam odreskeParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
All the compounds and appositional noun phrases described in this paper displayed a relationship of subordination vs. superimposition of the two elements, and the two elements within the compound/phrase did not refer to the same entity in the appositive sense; rather than that, one entity profiled the nominal structure, and the other entity elaborated it. Also, the conclusion was reached that advanced and non-advanced speakers of English as a second language used the same cognitive mechanisms for understanding and processing constructions in their mother tongue, and that the language proficiency did not play a significant role in the conventionalized mental structure change invoked by the use of one’s mother tongue, except for the compound krokodilske suze (crocodile tears).
Svida ti se moja frizura, Joey?ParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
Ambiguous phrasing — for example, "more" followed by an adjective and a plural or mass noun ("We need more thorough employees," instead of "We need more employees who are thorough") — or sentences that contain more than one possible referent for a pronoun ("All of the departments did not file a report" instead of "Not all of the departments filed a report").
Možda ti i ja nećemo biti tako umorni cijelo vrijemeParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
8 sinne gevind in 4 ms. Hulle kom uit baie bronne en word nie nagegaan nie.