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单词 apposition
释义
apposition
noun[U]
languagespecialized
uk
/ˌæp.əˈzɪʃ.ən/us
/ˌæp.əˈzɪʃ.ən/
ingrammar, asituationin which twonounsornounphrasesare used to refer to the samepersonor thing:
同位（关系）；同位语
In theexpression"mybrotherJoe", "mybrother" and "Joe" areinapposition.在短语my brother Joe中，my brother 和 Joe 是同位语。
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appositive

Grammar

Apposition
When we use two noun phrases (np) next to each other in a clause, and they refer to the same person or thing, we call this apposition:…
(Definition ofappositionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofapposition

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The peripheral asters come into closeappositionwith the cortex.
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Heuristics are used only forapposition, embedded infinitive clauses, and nominal postmodifications.
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A second monolayer is deposited onto this surface by horizontalappositionof the substrate to a monolayer at the same pressure.
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It is theappositionof these elements and interaction of imperfections that give rise to diverse molecular interactions and chemical catalysis.
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Oligodendrocytes and astrocytes are derived from ectodermal precursors and occur in closeappositionto neurons.
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This means that positing just one constituent structure for all the types ofappositionis, he claims, simply not possible.
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Appositionis a striking instance of a category that cannot be elucidated in that way.
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Only so-called adverbial appositions were found to express the same relational meaning as the paradigm.
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Change in the contour is associated in some with the onset of aortic regurgitation, presumably the result of impaired cuspapposition.
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Thus, it can be assumed that subsequent thromboticappositioncan improve the initial result and complete the obstruction to blood flow.
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It also explains why the verb in the sentence must be the verb to be, since theappositionrelation allows for no other intervening verb.
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In short, the outcome of these fragmentary analyses of the paradigm are approaches toappositionwhich, because they are too comprehensive, become virtually meaningless.
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Five valves exhibited the leaflets to the left and right (38%), with the zone ofappositionrunning antero-posteriorly.
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They exhibit functional equivalence in praesentia, whereas so-called canonical appositions show equivalence in absentia of one of the members, through the substitution test.
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However, there are more problems with the traditional concept ofappositionthan our account might have so far led us to believe.
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