| 1. | Some english adverbs function as adjectives .
有些英语形容词起副词作用。 |
| 2. | Adjectives qualify nouns .
形容词修饰名词。 |
| 3. | It is now freely applied as an adjective of an opprobrious kind .
目前它被任意用作一种骂人的形容词。 |
| 4. | In fact the adjective is becoming a real necessity on occasion .
事实上，这个形容词有时确实是必不可少的。 |
| 5. | " dis- " also used with verbs , adjectives and nouns to form opposites .
“dis-”亦用于动词、形容词、名词之前，构成反义词。 |
| 6. | " very " is used to modify adjectives and past participles used as adjectives
“very”用以修饰形容词和作形容词用的过去分词。 |
| 7. | " un- " is added to adjectives and indicates the opposite quality from the simple word
“un-”附加在形容词前，表示与原词相反的意义 |
| 8. | "aleatory" is an adjective (derived from latin) applied to several of the arts,
“任意的”是由拉丁文派生的一个形容词，用于指某些艺术。 |
| 9. | An adjective is called heterological if it does not have the property it denotes .
一个形容词，如果它不具有它表示的性质，就称为逆逻辑的。 |
| 10. | In future we shall drop the adjective "geometrical" when there is no risk of confusion .
以后，当无混淆之弊时，我们将去掉形容词“几何”二字。 |
