Denise
IPA/dənˈiːs/
KK[dɪnˈis]IPA/dɪnˈiːs/
Denise — noun
1. A female given name of French origin, used widely in English-speaking countries
1.名詞
釋義
A female given name of French origin, used widely in English-speaking countries since the mid-20th century.
例句
Denise was the first person I met when I joined the book club.
Aunt Denise taught Reema how to make lemon tarts from scratch.
common pattern: title + Denise for relatives
The librarian, Denise, helped the children find books about space.
Denise sent a postcard from Paris to her grandmother every week.
Is Denise still working at the clinic on Oak Street?
文法句型
Denise + third-person singular verb
用法筆記
Denise is typically pronounced /dəˈniːz/ in American English and /dəˈniːs/ in British English. As a proper noun, it takes third-person singular verb forms: 'Denise works' not 'Denise work'.
常見錯誤
❌Denise are coming to the party.
✅Denise is coming to the party.
💡Proper nouns always take third-person singular verb agreement.
❌My friend Denise she likes jazz.
✅My friend Denise likes jazz.
💡Do not add a subject pronoun after the name (no double subject).