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what kind

/wɒt kaɪnd/ (UK), /wʌt kaɪnd/ (US)/

Перевод: Вопросительная фраза-определитель для запроса типа, категории, природы или качества чего-либо. Примечание: 'What kind (of)' состоит из вопросительного определителя 'what', существительного 'kind' и необязательного предлога 'of'; при использовании с существительными функционирует как сложная определительная фраза.

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determiner

/wɒt kaɪnd/ (UK), /wʌt kaɪnd/ (US)/A1formal
  • ruВопросительная фраза-определитель для запроса типа, категории, природы или качества чего-либо. Примечание: 'What kind (of)' состоит из вопросительного определителя 'what', существительного 'kind' и необязательного предлога 'of'; при использовании с существительными функционирует как сложная определительная фраза.

An interrogative determiner phrase used to ask about type, category, nature, or quality of something. Note: 'What kind (of)' is a phrase consisting of the interrogative determiner 'what' + the noun 'kind' + optional preposition 'of'. When used before nouns, it functions as a complex determiner phrase modifying those nouns to inquire about their classification or characteristics. This entry focuses on its determiner-like usage with nominal complements.

  1. Interrogative determiner (type/category)A1formal

    Used before nouns to ask about the specific type, category, class, or variety of a person, thing, or concept.

    ruВопросительный определитель (тип/категория)

    • What kind of book do you enjoy reading?
    • What kind of person would do such a thing?
    • What kind of music is playing in the background?
  2. Interrogative determiner (quality/characteristic)A2formal

    Used to inquire about the nature, quality, character, or distinguishing features of something, often implying evaluation or description.

    ruВопросительный определитель (качество/характеристика)

    • What kind of weather should we expect tomorrow?
    • What kind of impression did the interview make?
    • What kind of results are you hoping to achieve?
  3. Pronominal usage (standalone inquiry)A1informal

    Used without a following noun (or with 'of' + implied noun) to ask about type or category when the noun is clear from context. (Note: This functions pronominally but is directly derived from the determiner phrase).

    ruМестоименное использование (самостоятельный запрос)

    • I need a new phone. What kind do you recommend?
    • She loves desserts. What kind does she like best?
    • What kind of problems are we talking about?
  4. Indirect question usageB1formal

    Used to introduce a noun clause that reports a question about type or category, functioning as the object of verbs like 'know', 'ask', 'wonder', 'decide'.

    ruИспользование в косвенном вопросе

    • I can't decide what kind of car to buy.
    • Do you know what kind of person he is?
    • She asked what kind of support we could provide.
  5. Exclamatory or emphatic useB2informal

    Used in exclamations or rhetorical questions to express surprise, disapproval, or emphasis regarding the nature or type of something.

    ruВосклицательное или усилительное использование

    • What kind of nonsense is this?
    • What kind of friend would betray you like that?
    • What kind of world are we leaving for our children?