- fleksiv
- flek|sivsb., -et, -er, -erne (bøjningsendelse)
Dansk ordbog. 2015.
fleksiv
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Fleksiv — Bøjningselement. 1. Bundne: e, ne 2. Ubundne: den, de … Danske encyklopædi
flexive — ˈfleksiv adjective Etymology: Latin flexus (past participle of flectere to bend) + English ive archaic : flexible … Useful english dictionary
rȅfleksīvan — rȅfleksīv|an prid. 〈odr. vnī〉 1. {{001f}}koji pripada refleksiji (2), koji je zasnovan na razmišljanju [∼na lirika]; misaon 2. {{001f}}koji je povezan s refleksima (2) [∼na kretnja]; nehotičan 3. {{001f}}(ob. odr.) gram. povratan ∆ {{001f}}∼an… … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
Rektion — Styring af et led. Betegner det forhold, at et ord auto matisk fremkalder et fleksiv i et andet ord, som er syntaktisk afhængigt heraf. Ex: hun bor hos mig jeg hjalp ham. Divergens er en speciel form for rektion, dvs. et ord kan udelukke samme… … Danske encyklopædi
reflexive — re|flex|ive [rıˈfleksıv] adj technical a reflexive verb or ↑pronoun shows that the action in a sentence affects the person or thing that does the action. In the sentence I enjoyed myself , myself is reflexive >reflexive n >reflexively adv … Dictionary of contemporary English
reflexive — re|flex|ive [ rı fleksıv ] adjective 1. ) a reflexive verb or pronoun refers back to the subject of the verb. In English, to enjoy yourself is a reflexive verb and yourself is a reflexive pronoun. 2. ) FORMAL a reflexive movement or action is one … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
non-reflexive — /nɒn rəˈflɛksɪv/ (say non ruh fleksiv) adjective not reflexive …
reflexive — /rəˈflɛksɪv / (say ruh fleksiv) adjective 1. (of a verb) having identical subject and object, as shave in he shaved himself. 2. (of a pronoun) indicating identity of object with subject, as himself in the example above. –noun 3. a reflexive verb… …
reflexive relation — /rəˈflɛksɪv rəleɪʃən/ (say ruh fleksiv ruhlayshuhn) noun Mathematics, Logic a relation on a set such that every element is related to itself, as the equality relation, which satisfies x = x for every x …
inflexive — ə̇nˈfleksiv adjective Etymology: Latin inflexus (past participle of inflectere to inflect) + English ive chiefly Britain : inflective … Useful english dictionary
