inflected
inflected — 形容詞
- inflectedpositive
- more inflectedcomparative
- most inflectedsuperlative
1. used for a word form whose ending or spelling changes to show grammar such as te
屈折的
詞形會隨語法功能改變
used for a word form whose ending or spelling changes to show grammar such as tense, number, person, or case.
Students learned that 'went' is an inflected form of 'go'.
學生學到「went」是「go」的屈折形式。
collocation: inflected form of [word]
The chart showed how each inflected noun ending matched a case.
那張圖表顯示每個屈折名詞詞尾對應哪一個格。
collocation: inflected noun ending
In Latin class, Baraka copied every inflected verb form by hand.
在拉丁文課上,Baraka 親手抄下每一個屈折動詞形式。
This dictionary lists the inflected forms after the base word.
這本字典把屈折形式列在原形字後面。
- conjugated
used mainly for verb forms, not for every kind of word
- declined
used mainly for noun, adjective, or pronoun forms showing case
- marked
broader linguistics term; does not always imply a change in word form
- uninflected
does not change form to show grammar
- base
refers to the dictionary form before endings are added
文法句型
inflected form
inflected ending
inflected language
用法筆記
Mostly used in linguistics and grammar teaching. It describes forms or languages where words change shape to mark grammar, not words that only change meaning from context or word order.
2. slightly altered so that another feeling, idea, or style can be noticed in it.
透著
稍微流露某種情緒或風格
slightly altered so that another feeling, idea, or style can be noticed in it.
Emily's polite reply was inflected by a hint of anger.
Emily 客氣的回覆裡透著一絲怒氣。
pattern: be inflected by + feeling
The mayor's speech was inflected by relief after the storm passed.
風暴過後,市長的演說透著如釋重負的語氣。
pattern: be inflected by + emotion
Vivek's travel essay felt inflected by years of homesickness.
Vivek 的旅行散文裡透著多年的鄉愁。
The closing scene is inflected by a quiet sense of loss.
最後一幕透著安靜的失落感。
文法句型
be inflected by + emotion
be inflected by + style
feel inflected by + memory
用法筆記
Usually appears with abstract nouns after 'by', especially feelings, memory, politics, or style. It suggests a light colouring of tone rather than a complete change of identity.