depictive

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depictiveсуществительное
depictives
множ.
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Used in linguistic terminology to denote a secondary predicate element.
Определения
A word or expression functioning as a depictive secondary predicate in a clause.
In "He drank the milk cold", the adjective "cold" serves as a depictive.
depictiveприлагательное
more depictive
Срав.
most depictive
Превосх.
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Переводы
The artist's depictive style captures the essence of the landscape.
Описательный стиль художника передает суть пейзажа.
Определения
Serving to describe or portray something vividly.
The artist's depictive style brought the landscape to life on the canvas.
In linguistics, relating to a secondary predicate that describes the subject or object during the event denoted by the verb.
In the sentence "She ate the fish raw", the adjective "raw" is depictive.