restrictive clause

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Grammarrestrictive clausereˌstrictive ˈclause (also restrictive relative clause) noun [countable] technicalSLG a part of a sentence that says which particular person or thing you are talking about. For example in ‘the man who came to dinner’, the phrase ‘who came to dinner’ is a restrictive clause OPP non-restrictive clauseExamples from the Corpusrestrictive clause• A restrictive clause in the title deed limited the land use to mission purposes.

单词	restrictive clause
释义	restrictive clause From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Grammarrestrictive clausereˌstrictive ˈclause (also restrictive relative clause) noun [countable] technicalSLG a part of a sentence that says which particular person or thing you are talking about. For example in ‘the man who came to dinner’, the phrase ‘who came to dinner’ is a restrictive clause OPP non-restrictive clauseExamples from the Corpusrestrictive clause• A restrictive clause in the title deed limited the land use to mission purposes.
随便看	to do to do etc to do list to drink etc to ears to eat etc to embarrassment to extent to extremes to eye to eyes to go to good etc effect to good/great/no etc effect to great delight to great disappointment to great etc effect to hand to hand to hell with to hell with somebody/something withdraw from sale the market withdraw in good order withdraw something from sale/from the market withdraw something from something