nominative

英汉释义

• adj.

  1.【语】主格的

  2.被提名[指定]的

• n.

  1.【语】主格;主格语

英英释义

• n.

  1.the form of a noun or pronoun when it is the subject of a verb

英汉例句

• 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。

• 2.Though the nominative diarrhoea of the solar system may have gone a little far, a well-chosen name is both picturesque and memorable.

  虽然太阳系诸星的大名起得比较出格，但精心挑选的名字可以引经据典，有趣难忘。

• 3.Medical informatics - Messages concerning blood transfusion - Nominative delivery message and report on nominative delivery message.

  医疗信息学.有关输血的信息.指定的供血信息和指定的供血信息报告

• 4.in latin , the nominative case of first declension nouns ends in a '

  在拉丁文中，属於第一类词形变化的名词的主格以a结尾

• 5.In the United States and European countries, fair use of trademark includes both 'descriptive fair use' and 'nominative fair use'.

  欧美法律中商标合理使用主要包括“说明性合理使用”和“被提及的合理使用”两种类型。

• 6.In latin , a noun derived from a verb and having all case forms except the nominative.

  动名词拉丁语中的动名词，有除主格外的所有格的形式。

• 7.Case points nominative, all case, and case, Penn grid.

  格分为主格、所有格、与格、宾格。

• 8.The default case in Russian is nominative.

  在英文中预设格是宾格。

• 9.Is it nominative or elective?

  提名呢还是选举？

• 10.Used to introduce a noun clause that is usually the subject or object of a verb or a predicate nominative

  用以导出名词从句：引导作为动词或谓语主格的主语或宾语的名词性从句