flexion

Flexion - 中英词典

形容词

flexion [flek-shuhn]

1. 弯曲的；曲折的

2. （语法）屈折的

名词

flexion [flek-shuhn]

1. 弯曲；屈曲

2. （语法）屈折

词语辨析

flexion和inflection在语法上是近义词，均指单词的屈折形式。flexion常用于美国英语，而inflection通常用于英国英语。

词汇扩充

flexional (形容词)

flexionally (副词)

近义词

inflection, bending, curvature

反义词

extension, straightening

柯林斯词典

flexion (noun)

1. (linguistics) the act of flexing or the state of being flexed
2. (anatomy) the act of bending a joint or limb

牛津词典

flexion (noun)

1. (linguistics) the bending of a word to express a grammatical feature such as tense, mood, gender, number, etc.
2. (anatomy) the action of bending or the condition of being bent, especially the bending of a limb or joint.

用法

1. The flexion of the elbow allows us to bring our hand to our shoulder.

2. In some languages, nouns have different forms of flexion depending on their gender.

3. The flexional endings of verbs indicate tenses and moods.

相关例句

1. The flexion of the knee joint is necessary for walking.
2. She demonstrated the correct flexion of the verb endings.
3. He has a remarkable flexion in his spine.
4. The gymnast displayed incredible flexion in her routine.
5. The flexion of the verb "to be" indicates the present tense.
6. The physical therapist assessed the range of motion and flexion of the patient's injured shoulder.
7. The flexional forms of adjectives indicate gender in some languages.
8. Improper flexion of the spine can lead to back pain.
9. The dancer's flexion and extension of her legs were flawless.
10. He studied the different flexions of the noun and the corresponding changes in meaning.
11. The surgeon carefully assessed the flexion and extension of the patient's knee before the operation.
12. In Latin, nouns have various forms of flexion to indicate number, gender, and case.
13. She performed a deep flexion of her hips to execute the dance move.
14. The linguist studied the flexions of verbs in different languages.
15. The flexional changes in the word alter its meaning and function in the sentence.
16. He practiced the flexion of his fingers to improve his dexterity on the piano.
17. The therapist instructed the patient on proper flexion exercises for the lower back.
18. Excessive flexion of the spine can cause strain and discomfort.
19. The flexions of the verb "to go" indicate the different tenses.
20. The gymnast's flexion and extension of her arms were synchronized with the music.