predicate
意味: The part of a sentence that contains the verb and states something about the subject, or (as a verb) to base or establish something on a particular condition or assumption.
In grammar, the predicate is everything in a clause except the subject — it tells you what the subject does, is, or experiences. In formal and academic writing, 'predicate' is also used as a verb meaning to found or base something upon a condition, as in 'the theory is predicated on the assumption that...' This verbal usage is common in academic essays, legal documents, and policy discussions.
例文
- In the sentence 'The cat sat on the mat,' the predicate is 'sat on the mat. 在'The cat sat on the mat'这个句子中，谓语是'sat on the mat'。En la oración «The cat sat on the mat», el predicado es «sat on the mat».「The cat sat on the mat」という文では、述語は「sat on the mat」です。The cat sat on the mat'이라는 문장에서 술어는 'sat on the mat'이다.
- The government's entire economic strategy was predicated on sustained growth in exports. 政府的整个经济战略是以出口持续增长为前提的。Toda la estrategia económica del gobierno se basaba en un crecimiento sostenido de las exportaciones.政府の経済戦略全体が、輸出の持続的な成長を前提としていました。정부의 경제 전략 전체가 수출의 지속적인 성장을 전제로 하고 있었다.
- Students must learn to identify the predicate in complex sentences before analysing clause structure. 学生在分析从句结构之前，必须先学会识别复杂句中的谓语。Los estudiantes deben aprender a identificar el predicado en oraciones complejas antes de analizar la estructura de las cláusulas.学生は節構造を分析する前に、複雑な文の中で述語を特定することを学ばなければなりません。학생들은 절 구조를 분석하기 전에 복잡한 문장에서 술어를 식별하는 법을 배워야 한다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: academic, education
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin praedicatum (something declared), the past participle of praedicare (to proclaim, assert), from prae- (before) and dicare (to make known). Entered English in the 16th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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