substantive如何读

英:[səbˈstæntɪv]

美:[ˈsʌbstəntɪv]

substantive是什么意思

adj.

真实的

独立的

大量的

本质的,实质的

n.

作名词用的词或词组

[语]实词,名词

独立存在的实体

substantive自然拼读

sub·stan·tive

suhb stn tihv

substantive变形

复数:substantives

比较级:more substantive

最高级:most substantive

substantive扩展

substantively (adv.), substantiveness (n.)

substantive词根

词根:substance

adj.

substantial 大量的;实质的;内容充实的

substantiated 实体化的;被证实了的

substantival 名词的;实词的

adv.

substantially 实质上;大体上;充分地

n.

substantial 本质;重要材料

substance 物质;实质;资产;主旨

substantiation 证实;实体化

substantiality 实体;实质性;真实价值;内容

v.

substantiated 证明;充实(substantiate的过去分词);使具体化

vt.

substantiate 证实;使实体化

substantive英英释义

adjective

having substance : involving matters of major or practical importance to all concerned

substantive discussions among world leaders

considerable in amount or numbers : substantial

made substantive progress

real rather than apparent : firmalso: permanent, enduring

need substantive evidence to prove her guilt

belonging to the substance of a thing : essential

expressing existence

the substantive verb is the verb to be

having the nature or function of a noun

a substantive phrase

relating to or having the character of a noun or pronominal term in logic

creating and defining rights and duties compare procedural

substantive law

requiring or involving no mordant

a substantive dyeing process

being a totally independent entity

noun

nounbroadly: a word or word group functioning syntactically as a noun

substantive词组

substantive law实体法

substantive characteristics本质特征

substantive right实体权利;基本人权

substantive词源中文解释

15世纪中期,“独立存在的”,源自古法语 substantif,来自晚期拉丁语 substantivus “有实质或存在的,自我存在的”,源自拉丁语 substantia “存在,本质,物质”(参见 substance)。语法术语(14世纪后期)由法国引入,用于表示名词与形容词的对比,源自拉丁语 nomen substantivum “实质的名称或单词”。相关词汇: Substantival; substantively。

substantive词源英文解释

Adjective Middle English, from Anglo-French sustentif — see substantive >entry 2 Noun Middle English substantif, from Anglo-French sustentif, from sustentif, adjective, having or expressing substance, from Late Latin substantivus, from Latin substantia

The first known use of substantive was in the 14th century

substantive儿童词典英英释义

substantive1 of 2noun

a word or word group that functions in a sentence as a noun

substantive2 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or being completely independent

real rather than apparent

substantive evidence

having the function of a grammatical substantive

a substantive phrase

considerable in amount or numbers : substantial

made substantive progress

creating and defining rights and duties

substantive law

involving matters of major or practical importance to all concerned

substantive discussions among world leaders

substantive1 of 2noun

a word or word group that functions in a sentence as a noun

substantive2 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or being completely independent

real rather than apparent

substantive evidence

having the function of a grammatical substantive

a substantive phrase

considerable in amount or numbers : substantial

made substantive progress

creating and defining rights and duties

substantive law

involving matters of major or practical importance to all concerned

substantive discussions among world leaders

substantive 例句

1 No substantive changes were made to the document.

2 A single day on a well-planned vacation can feel longer and more substantive than several work weekdays combined.

3 Upon his return, he and Benanti, lacking substantive rehearsal time, essentially made each other’s acquaintance onstage.

4 They offered neither a substantive response to your legitimate complaint nor a way to appeal your case.

5 On the other hand, chili also happens to be one of midwinter's preferred comfort foods – filling, soothing, a flawless balance of just-so spiciness mitigated by the gently acidic tang of tomato and substantive proteins.

6 The airwaves are noisy with nonsense at a time when we need serious, substantive information.

当我们需要严肃而真实的信息的时候,电视广播却是充斥着废话的噪声。

7 But as a speech watched by millions on TV, it is meant to send messages not just about substantive goals but about the person at the podium.

8 In the eyes of many food activists, the Administration’s accomplishments have been more symbolic than substantive.

9 But according to the foundation, the spike was probably caused by more substantive undercurrents.

10 Revolutions with lasting effects build upon substantive ideas that have weathered the test of time.

11 The program, however short and familiar, wound up feeling musically substantive.

12 We hope to see substantive results of the U.S.-DPRK dialogue.

我们希望美朝之间的对话能够取得实质性成果。

13 Still, the film focuses on the admittedly tough work of bread-breaking, avoiding substantive policy debates that might interfere with the spirit of cordiality.

14 “Black Panther” is a groundbreaking achievement in that respect, a spectacle that conforms to the familiar template of the Marvel Cinematic Universe while smuggling across a substantive and surprisingly political study of black identity.

15 "The Offer," which confuses a baring-it-all origin story with a botched whale flensing, does not substantively change that.

16 But then nearly everything McCann sang to a crowded church made for substantive listening.

17 How can they go beyond paying lip service to enact substantive change?

18 ABC didn’t prevail by getting more substantive than NBC; the Jubilee provided a fresh canvas for the program’s newfound confidence in dumbing down.

19 By the time relationships, between colleagues and lovers, become the ultimate focus, they lack the substantive evidence that would make them feel convincing.

20 “More importantly, I think it’s fair to say most controversies described using ‘-gate’ fall well short of the substantive importance or evidentiary basis of Watergate.”

substantive 同义词

2 大量

meikle much large round healthy volume rich mass extensive vast liberal substantial bulk endless generous flush macro Wealthy affluent lousy voluminous helluva massed fulsome unstinted volumed big heavy heavily freely manifold rife lavishly aplenty lashins scads lashings lakh slew cut-and-come-again world lot power body store kind deal chance score load bag pack river mountain sea plenty crowd sight array universe quantity mess wealth stack barrel ton acre pile bundle packet gallon considerable bucket mint tub cargo abundance flock multitude legion heap herd regiment generosity swarm raft embarrassment deluge wad bushel peck spate slather ream multiplicity ruck boatload profusion gob cornucopia fistful lashing grist immensity scad feck mort oodles shipload cloudburst muchness trunkful shoal cartload bagful sackful routh mickle skinful jugful barrelful quiverful jollop jorum at wholesale enough and to spare by the gross by considerable quite a little whips of a great deal bags of any amount in gross like flies no end of free massive wealthy plentiful profuse multitudinous Mass pot chunk affluence basketful a lot of a good deal a world of loads of a load of a considerable amount of swarms of like fun in quantity without number good great serious numerous abundant myriad lavish galore copious swingeing widely substantially abundantly tons host ocean flood feast torrent proliferation trove dollop swathe truckload plenitude welter bucketful wodge million billion trillion quite a lot bit few like nobody's business like weeds by the bucketful by the bucket a lot a bunch an awful lot a stack of right and left in bulk heaps of a good bit like mad a raft of in spades

4 表示存在的

existential substantiative

10 实词的

substantival

16 本质上的

substantial

22 实质性的

substantial

27 体词

substantival subst.

29 体词的

substantival subst.

31 坚实的

hard firm massive compact

32 独立存在的

self-existent

34 实词

substantival noun

47 维持原状

continue

51 实在性

substantiality

substantive 短语相关

substantive due process substantive right

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