Definition of applicative in English:

applicative

adjective ˈaplɪkeɪtɪvəˈplɪkətɪvəˈplikə-

Relating to or involving the application of a subject or idea; practical or applied.
applicative algebra
Example sentencesExamples
- His response is: ‘That is not an applicative concern. If you application would work right, there is nothing to worry about.’
- Its applicative potential is shown by this study.
- We analyze the applicative pattern as an argument-structure construction, in terms of this study.
- She said that the team would design applicative tests that were capable of assessing the students' abilities and competencies as required by the curriculum.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin applicat- 'set close or in contact, fastened to', from the verb applicare (see apply).

Definition of applicative in US English:

applicative

adjectiveəˈplikə-

Relating to or involving the application of a subject or idea; practical or applied.
applicative algebra
Example sentencesExamples
- Its applicative potential is shown by this study.
- We analyze the applicative pattern as an argument-structure construction, in terms of this study.
- She said that the team would design applicative tests that were capable of assessing the students' abilities and competencies as required by the curriculum.
- His response is: ‘That is not an applicative concern. If you application would work right, there is nothing to worry about.’

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin applicat- ‘set close or in contact, fastened to’, from the verb applicare (see apply).

单词	applicative
释义	Definition of applicative in English: applicative adjective ˈaplɪkeɪtɪvəˈplɪkətɪvəˈplikə- Relating to or involving the application of a subject or idea; practical or applied. applicative algebra Example sentencesExamples His response is: ‘That is not an applicative concern. If you application would work right, there is nothing to worry about.’ Its applicative potential is shown by this study. We analyze the applicative pattern as an argument-structure construction, in terms of this study. She said that the team would design applicative tests that were capable of assessing the students' abilities and competencies as required by the curriculum. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin applicat- 'set close or in contact, fastened to', from the verb applicare (see apply). Definition of applicative in US English: applicative adjectiveəˈplikə- Relating to or involving the application of a subject or idea; practical or applied. applicative algebra Example sentencesExamples Its applicative potential is shown by this study. We analyze the applicative pattern as an argument-structure construction, in terms of this study. She said that the team would design applicative tests that were capable of assessing the students' abilities and competencies as required by the curriculum. His response is: ‘That is not an applicative concern. If you application would work right, there is nothing to worry about.’ Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin applicat- ‘set close or in contact, fastened to’, from the verb applicare (see apply).
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