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determiner

/dɪˈtɜː.mɪ.nər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma palavra ou elemento que determina a referência de um sintagma nominal, como artigo, pronome demonstrativo ou quantificador.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/dɪˈtɜː.mɪ.nər/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma palavra ou elemento que determina a referência de um sintagma nominal, como artigo, pronome demonstrativo ou quantificador.

A noun referring to a word or element that determines the reference of a noun phrase, such as an article, demonstrative, or quantifier.

  1. Conclusive argumentC1formal

    An argument or factor that settles a matter decisively.

    ptFator decisivo

    • The final piece of evidence was the determiner in the court case.
    • Her testimony served as a determiner for the jury's decision.
    • The budget constraints were the main determiner of the project's scope.

    Sinônimosclincherdeterminant

  2. Grammatical modifierB2formal

    A word or affix that modifies a noun to indicate reference, quantity, or possession, such as 'the', 'a', 'this', or 'some'.

    ptDeterminante

    • In the phrase 'the book', 'the' is a determiner.
    • Determiners like 'my' and 'your' show possession.
    • The determiner 'some' indicates an unspecified quantity.

    Sinônimosdeterminative

  3. Causal factorC1formal

    A factor that determines or influences an outcome or result.

    ptFator determinante

    • Genetics can be a strong determiner of physical traits.
    • Education level is often a determiner of career success.
    • The weather was a key determiner of the event's turnout.

    Sinônimoscauseclincherdecisive factordeterminantfactor

Formas
  • determiners plural form
  • determiners' possessive plural form
  • determiner's possessive singular form
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