adjective

UK:  ['ædʒɪktɪv]

US:  ['ædʒəktɪv]

复数：adjectives  

n.

1.【语法】形容词

adj.

1.形容词(性)的

2.附属的

3.【法律】有关程序的

1 . The subject is often a noun or a pronoun. The predicate is often a verb or an adjective, e . g.
主语成分常常是名词或代词，谓语的主要成分常常是动词﹑形容词。

2 . Usually, the predicate of an affirmative-negative question is composed of an affirmative form and a negative form of a verb or an adjective.
一般正反疑问句，其谓语是由动词或形容词的肯定形式与否定形式并列起来构成的。

3 . Ji is one of widely used suffix. It is often behind of noun, adjective, quantifier, verb and pronoun.
“唧”是湘乡方言中使用很广泛的词尾之一，主要附在名词、形容词、数量词、动词、代词后。

4 . As an adjective, alternative means of two (or, loosely, more) things, or possible as an alternative.
作为形容词，alternative意思是两物（或宽泛的说，多物）之一的或者作为另一种替代的可能性（possibleasanalternative）。

5 . And without adverbial modifiers of any kind, the adjective often implies comparison. It is usually used in comparison sentences, e. g.
如果单独用形容词做谓语，就带有比较的意思，一般用在对比的句子里。