nominative
nominative 英 [ˈnɒmɪnətɪv] 美 [ˈnɑmɪnətɪv]
adj. 主格的；记名的；被提名的 n. 主格
名词复数:nominatives
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- adj. 主格的；记名的；被提名的
- n. 主格
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1. Nietzsche argues that Christian guilt operates nominative expectations that they have been stolen by his partion for self debasement.
尼采争辩到基督罪责运作,提名的期望，期望他们因,自我贬损部分而被偷。
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2. This body should be completed in the end after the word nominative or accusative particle depends on the particle after the verb is transitive or automatic words.
应此体词后面到底填写主格助词还是宾格助词取决于后面的谓词是他动词还是自动词。
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3. nominative — Mein gut er Freund, my good friend.
第一格— Mein gut er Freund my good friend.
- nominative (adj.) late 14c., "pertaining to the grammatical case dealing with the subject of a verb," from Old French nominatif, from Latin nominativus "pertaining to naming," from nominatus, past participle of nominare (see nominate). As a noun from 1620s.
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