adverbial case
adverbial-kasus
adverbial oor Noorse Bokmål
adverbial
en
(grammar) of or relating to an adverb
Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Noorse Bokmål
adverbial
Geskatte vertalings
Vertoon algoritmies gegenereerde vertalings
Soortgelyke frases
voorbeelde
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Adjectives are rare; adverbs and adverbial phrases are almost absent.
Rundt en halv timejw2019 jw2019
‘Every day’ they continued, and this openly ‘in the Temple’ where the Sanhedrin and the Temple police could see and hear them, and, of course, also κατ’ οἴκον, which is distributive, ‘from house to house,’ and not merely adverbial, ‘at home.’ ”
Hvad står der her?jw2019 jw2019
The adverbial use of “first” implies that other events will follow the worldwide evangelizing work.
Et lite signaljw2019 jw2019
In Old and Middle English, the genitive case was productive, and adverbial genitives were commonplace.
Det gjør ikke noeWikiMatrix WikiMatrix
‘Every day’ they continued, and this openly ‘in the Temple’ where the Sanhedrin and the Temple police could see and hear them, and, of course, also κατ’ οἴκον, which is distributive, ‘from house to house,’ and not merely adverbial, ‘at home.’”
Om de kan komme til klippene over stasjonsvinduet... kan de kanskje fire ned et tau, og vi kan trekke dem innjw2019 jw2019
According to the two-volume Greek-English Lexicon by Liddell and Scott the Greek word in Matthew 5:5 means, respecting persons, “mild, gentle, meek,” and the adverbial form of it means “mildly, gently.”
Jeg var en idiot som ikke investerte i planene hans når jeg hadde sjansenjw2019 jw2019
Yes, katʼ oiʹkon, the original expression in this text, is not used in an adverbial sense (“at home”) but in a distributive sense, literally meaning “according to house.”
Ditt spill er blitt bedre, Phillipjw2019 jw2019
Verbs and nouns are negated by the particle n, but nn is used for adverbial and adjectival sentences.
Du har fått et par for mye alleredeWikiMatrix WikiMatrix
The word order is predicate–subject in verbal and adjectival sentences, and subject–predicate in nominal and adverbial sentences.
Jeg gir blaffen i nøkleneWikiMatrix WikiMatrix
Some of them are now analyzed as ordinary adverbs, including the following: always (from all way) afterwards, towards, and so on (from their counterparts in -ward, which historically were adjectives) once, twice, and thrice (from the roots of one, two, and three) hence, thence, and whence (related to the roots of here, there, and where) Some words were formed from the adverbial genitive along with an additional parasitic -t: amidst (from amid) amongst (from among) midst (from mid) whilst (from while) The adverbial genitive also survives in a number of stock phrases; for example, in "I work days and sleep nights", the words days and nights are analyzed as plural nouns but are in fact derived historically from the genitive or instrumental cases of day and night.
Er jeg ikke alltid det?WikiMatrix WikiMatrix
However, there are few affixes with adverbial or modal meanings.
Er det din bil?- JaWikiMatrix WikiMatrix
Some commonly used adjectives have irregular adverbial forms, such as good which has the adverbial form well.
Elendig, men jeg overleverWikiMatrix WikiMatrix
While Modern English does not fully retain the genitive case, it has left various relics, including a number of adverbial genitives.
Jeg sa han kunne vente med betalingen til han kom seg igjenWikiMatrix WikiMatrix
The other word is often por (for), but depending on the context, other prepositions (or an adverbial form) may be used.
Mannen du søker, hans navn er Master PainParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
They have a huge range of topics within each including articles, quantifiers, adverbial clauses, conditional clauses and the list goes on and on.
Skynd deg, Toby!ParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
- Sentences: Classes of sentences (transitive, intransitive, simple, subordinate, active, passive, personal, impersonal, adverbial)
Hver eneste celle i kroppenParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
Like English, Swedish has a Subject Verb Object basic word order, but like German, it utilizes verb-second word order in main clauses, for instance after adverbs, adverbial phrases and dependent clauses.
Håp er alle menns morParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
Prepositions and postpositions Prepositions and postpositions are words that precede or follow noun phrases (e.g. nouns or pronouns), and form adverbials with them.
Catherine, jeg skal få deg ut derfra, men nå må du høre på megParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
An adverb can also act as an epithet of an adjective, of another adverb, and of an adverbial particle:
Vel, den var derParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
However, there are few affixes with adverbial or modal meanings.[citation needed]
Kongen er død!ParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
An adverbial is a construction that modifies, or describes, verbs.
Sir, han visste hva jeg spiste til frokost den dagen jeg ble tatt til fangeParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
Plej does not stand in front a noun sentence element but in front of an adverbial sentence element.
Fortell ham detParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
Like English, Swedish has a subject–verb–object basic word order, but like German it utilizes verb-second word order in main clauses, for instance after adverbs and adverbial phrases, and dependent clauses.
Du mener at du ser detParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
The first class is made up of infinitives, the second is participles and adverbial participles, the third is the conjugated forms of the verb (verbs vary mainly in terms of inclination, persons, times, etc.
Steinen er ødelagtParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
Adverbials can be subdivided into temporal adverbials, spatial adverbials and adverbials of measure.
Gutten min, bli her med BoomerParaCrawl Corpus ParaCrawl Corpus
25 sinne gevind in 9 ms. Hulle kom uit baie bronne en word nie nagegaan nie.