Definition of adnominal in English:

adnominal

adjective ədˈnɒmɪn(ə)lædˈnɑmənl

Grammar

Attached to or modifying a noun.
〔语法〕与名词连用的，修饰名词的
Example sentencesExamples
- If the adnominal genitive in the abbreviated sentence corresponds to the object in the full sentence, it is referred to as an objective genitive.
- The original plan to distinguish restrictive and descriptive adnominal modifications has been abandoned.
- Our method identifies adnominal phrases assigned relatively small weight values.
- However, some adnominal clauses are difficult to classify as either ‘restrictive’ or ‘non-restrictive’.
- In these two languages the loose genitive is more productive than in Finnish: it is the primary way of indicating possession in adnominal constructions.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin adnomen 'added name' + -al.

Definition of adnominal in US English:

adnominal

adjectiveædˈnɑmənladˈnämənl

Grammar

Attached to or modifying a noun.
〔语法〕与名词连用的，修饰名词的
Example sentencesExamples
- Our method identifies adnominal phrases assigned relatively small weight values.
- However, some adnominal clauses are difficult to classify as either ‘restrictive’ or ‘non-restrictive’.
- If the adnominal genitive in the abbreviated sentence corresponds to the object in the full sentence, it is referred to as an objective genitive.
- The original plan to distinguish restrictive and descriptive adnominal modifications has been abandoned.
- In these two languages the loose genitive is more productive than in Finnish: it is the primary way of indicating possession in adnominal constructions.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin adnomen ‘added name’ + -al.

单词	adnominal
释义	Definition of adnominal in English: adnominal adjective ədˈnɒmɪn(ə)lædˈnɑmənl Grammar Attached to or modifying a noun. 〔语法〕与名词连用的，修饰名词的 Example sentencesExamples If the adnominal genitive in the abbreviated sentence corresponds to the object in the full sentence, it is referred to as an objective genitive. The original plan to distinguish restrictive and descriptive adnominal modifications has been abandoned. Our method identifies adnominal phrases assigned relatively small weight values. However, some adnominal clauses are difficult to classify as either ‘restrictive’ or ‘non-restrictive’. In these two languages the loose genitive is more productive than in Finnish: it is the primary way of indicating possession in adnominal constructions. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin adnomen 'added name' + -al. Definition of adnominal in US English: adnominal adjectiveædˈnɑmənladˈnämənl Grammar Attached to or modifying a noun. 〔语法〕与名词连用的，修饰名词的 Example sentencesExamples Our method identifies adnominal phrases assigned relatively small weight values. However, some adnominal clauses are difficult to classify as either ‘restrictive’ or ‘non-restrictive’. If the adnominal genitive in the abbreviated sentence corresponds to the object in the full sentence, it is referred to as an objective genitive. The original plan to distinguish restrictive and descriptive adnominal modifications has been abandoned. In these two languages the loose genitive is more productive than in Finnish: it is the primary way of indicating possession in adnominal constructions. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin adnomen ‘added name’ + -al.
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