Definition of copulative in English:

copulative

adjective ˈkɒpjʊlətɪv

1Grammar
(of a word) connecting words or clauses linked in sense.
〔语法〕联系的；系词的。比较DISJUNCTIVE
Compare with disjunctive
Example sentencesExamples
- Where the formula is used of persons, copulative verbs or expressions that denote ‘being in Christ’ are usually locative, whereas active verbs may be either locative or instrumental.
1. 1.1 Connecting a subject and predicate.
  联结主谓的
2Relating to sexual intercourse.
（与）交媾（有关）的；（与）交配（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- According to the China Daily, some zoos have given Viagra to Chinese pandas to improve their copulative performance and save them from extinction.

Derivatives

copulatively

adverb

A bed attachment and piece of furniture device is suitable for use generally and copulatively by an arm amputee or other handicapped individual who has lost effective use of one or both arms.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French copulatif, -ive or late Latin copulativus, from copulat- 'coupled', from the verb copulare (see copulate).

Definition of copulative in US English:

copulative

adjective

1Grammar
(of a word) connecting words or clauses linked in sense.
〔语法〕联系的；系词的。比较DISJUNCTIVE
Compare with disjunctive
Example sentencesExamples
- Where the formula is used of persons, copulative verbs or expressions that denote ‘being in Christ’ are usually locative, whereas active verbs may be either locative or instrumental.
1. 1.1 Connecting a subject and predicate.
  联结主谓的
2Relating to sexual intercourse.
（与）交媾（有关）的；（与）交配（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- According to the China Daily, some zoos have given Viagra to Chinese pandas to improve their copulative performance and save them from extinction.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French copulatif, -ive or late Latin copulativus, from copulat- ‘coupled’, from the verb copulare (see copulate).

单词	copulative
释义	Definition of copulative in English: copulative adjective ˈkɒpjʊlətɪv 1Grammar (of a word) connecting words or clauses linked in sense. 〔语法〕联系的；系词的。比较DISJUNCTIVE Compare with disjunctive Example sentencesExamples Where the formula is used of persons, copulative verbs or expressions that denote ‘being in Christ’ are usually locative, whereas active verbs may be either locative or instrumental. 1.1 Connecting a subject and predicate. 联结主谓的 2Relating to sexual intercourse. （与）交媾（有关）的；（与）交配（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples According to the China Daily, some zoos have given Viagra to Chinese pandas to improve their copulative performance and save them from extinction. Derivatives copulatively adverb A bed attachment and piece of furniture device is suitable for use generally and copulatively by an arm amputee or other handicapped individual who has lost effective use of one or both arms. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French copulatif, -ive or late Latin copulativus, from copulat- 'coupled', from the verb copulare (see copulate). Definition of copulative in US English: copulative adjective 1Grammar (of a word) connecting words or clauses linked in sense. 〔语法〕联系的；系词的。比较DISJUNCTIVE Compare with disjunctive Example sentencesExamples Where the formula is used of persons, copulative verbs or expressions that denote ‘being in Christ’ are usually locative, whereas active verbs may be either locative or instrumental. 1.1 Connecting a subject and predicate. 联结主谓的 2Relating to sexual intercourse. （与）交媾（有关）的；（与）交配（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples According to the China Daily, some zoos have given Viagra to Chinese pandas to improve their copulative performance and save them from extinction. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French copulatif, -ive or late Latin copulativus, from copulat- ‘coupled’, from the verb copulare (see copulate).
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