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apposition如何读

英：[ˌæpəˈzɪʃn]

美：[ˌæpəˈzɪʃən]

apposition是什么意思

n.

同位，同格

对向

外加

同位关系

apposition自然拼读

ap·po·si·tion

ae p zI shn

apposition扩展

appositional (adj.), appositionally (adv.)

apposition词根

词根：appose

adj.

appositive 同位格的

appositional 同位的，同位格的

apposable （拇指）能曲伸而触及其他四指指尖的；可并置的

n.

appositive 同位语

vt.

appose 添；使并列；把…用于；放…在近处

apposition英英释义

noun

a grammatical construction in which two or more usually adjacent words, phrases, or clauses (especially nouns or noun equivalents) that have the same referent stand in the same syntactical relation to the rest of a sentence (such as the poet and Burns in "a biography of the poet Burns")

the relation between such words, phrases, or clauses

an act or instance of apposingspecifically: the deposition of successive layers upon those already present (as in cell walls)

the state of being apposed

apposition词源中文解释

"application"（将一件事物应用于另一件事物），15世纪中期，最初在语法意义上指“通过解释性的另一个名词或从句与名词或代词的关系”，源自拉丁语 appositionem（主格 appositio）“放置在前面”，动作名词，来自 apponere “放在旁边，放在附近”，特别是“服务，放在前面”，还有“放在上面，应用”，来自 ad “到，朝向”（参见 ad-) + ponere “放置”（过去分词 positus；参见 position（n.））。一般意义来自1540年代。

apposition_医学行业词汇

并置，并列

外积，外加：一层一层地叠积在原有层上，如细胞壁中。又称juxtaposition

apposition词源英文解释

Middle English apposicioun, apposicion "addition, application, apposition in grammar," borrowed from Medieval Latin appositiōn-, appositiō "application, addition, syntactic juxtaposition," going back to Late Latin,"application, addition," going back to Latin, "comparison," from apposi-, variant stem of appōnere "to place near, put or fit on, contribute as an additional element" + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action — more at apposite

The first known use of apposition was in the 15th century

apposition儿童词典英英释义

appraisalnoun

an act or instance of appraising

appraisalnoun

an act or instance of appraising

appositive1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or standing in apposition

appositive2 of 2noun

the second of a pair of nouns or noun equivalents in apposition

appositionnoun

a grammatical construction in which a noun or noun equivalent is followed by another that explains it

in "my friend the doctor," the word "doctor" is in apposition with "friend"

appositionnoun

a grammatical construction in which a noun or noun equivalent is followed by another that explains it

in "my friend the doctor," the word "doctor" is in apposition with "friend"

apposition医学词典英英释义

appositionnoun

the placing of things in juxtaposition or proximityspecifically: deposition of successive layers upon those already present (as in cell walls) compare accretion, intussusception sense 2

the state of being in juxtaposition or proximity (as in the drawing together of cut edges of tissue in healing)

apposition 例句

1 Words in Apposition.—A word in apposition with another word and meaning the same thing should be set off by commas.

2 With its unbalanced nouns in apposition, the film’s title hints at the absurdity of the way human beings think.

3 The stitches should not be drawn tightly; it is sufficient to bring the edges of the wound in apposition.

4 The sympathetic power of corporeal apposition was illustrated when Elisha, to revive the widow’s child, stretched himself three times upon him and prayed to the Lord.

5 A few other instances in which there is an euphonic agreement between the Consonants thus brought into apposition, which would be violated if either of them were aspirated.

6 They’ve cohered through wet-on-wet mixing into a strange, alienating hybrid color, made even stranger by the apposition of equally thick background strokes of soiled coral.

7 The glial processes retraction were advantageous to form the membrane apposition of neurons and synaptic structure.

胶质细胞的结构变化为神经元质膜并列及突触的形式提供了有利条件。

8 The "Primitive Trace" is like a long inverted letter U, the legs of which are in apposition.

9 The opening in the side did not appear to have been sewn up, but the lips of the incision merely brought into apposition.

10 Placing the two nouns in apposition is much the same as using the first as an adjective.

11 It is often used in apposition with nouns or pronouns.

12 In the most beautiful apposition of two of the simplest words in our language: the freedom of speech.”

13 The new wall is then ehickened by APPOSITION.

新形成的细胞壁可被加厚.

14 That is the apposition chains on space.

这就是余华小说在空间形式上的并置链。

15 The instances are common in which particular persons are designated by two words in apposition, indicating different characteristics.