英语词汇“inflectedness”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in•flect v.

to change (the voice) when pronouncing:[~ + object]When you inflect your voice in English you can make a difference in meaning;
there is a difference, as between "You are coming'' spoken with little change in stress or pitch, and "You are coming?''.
Grammar to change the form of (a word) by inflection;
conjugate or decline:[~ + object]The computer program can inflect that verb, producing the forms talk, talks, talked, and talking.
Grammar to be able to undergo such a change:[no object]In English the verb must does not inflect; it stays the same.

See -flect-.

in•flect v.t.

to modulate (the voice).
Grammar
- Grammarto apply inflection to (a word).
- Grammarto recite or display all or a distinct set of the inflections of (a word);
  decline or conjugate.
to bend;
turn from a direct line or course.
Botanyto bend in.

v.i.

Grammarto be characterized by inflection.

Latin inflectere to bend in, equivalent. to in- in-² + flectere to bend, curve; compare flex
late Middle English inflecten 1375–1425

in•flect′ed•ness, n.
in•flec′tive, adj.
in•flec′tor, n.

单词	inflectedness
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 in•flect /ɪnˈflɛkt/USA pronunciation v. to change (the voice) when pronouncing:[~ + object]When you inflect your voice in English you can make a difference in meaning; there is a difference, as between "You are coming'' spoken with little change in stress or pitch, and "*You* are coming?''. Grammar to change the form of (a word) by inflection; conjugate or decline:[~ + object]The computer program can inflect that verb, producing the forms talk, talks, talked, and talking. Grammar to be able to undergo such a change:[no object]In English the verb must does not inflect; it stays the same. See -flect-. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 in•flect (in flekt′),USA pronunciation v.t. to modulate (the voice). Grammar Grammarto apply inflection to (a word). Grammarto recite or display all or a distinct set of the inflections of (a word); decline or conjugate. to bend; turn from a direct line or course. Botanyto bend in. v.i. Grammarto be characterized by inflection. Latin inflectere to bend in, equivalent. to in- in-² + flectere to bend, curve; compare flex late Middle English inflecten 1375–1425 in•flect′ed•ness, n. in•flec′tive, adj. in•flec′tor, n.
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