Words that express the names of things such as: sky, river, field, clothes, toothbrush, table, teacher, student, father, watermelon, etc. These are all nouns.
1. Sky
Explanation: The sky is an important part of the earth.
Example: What a beautiful sky!
2. River
Definition: refers to the flow of water that flows frequently or intermittently along the surface or underground long trough-shaped depressions.
Example: There are dense rivers here, with criss-crossing rivers, and water transportation is very convenient.
3. Field
Definition: refers to fields and wilderness.
Example: The crops in the fields are growing densely, and there will definitely be a good harvest this year.
4. Clothes
Definition: Refers to clothing made of cloth (such as cotton, silk, velvet, chemical fiber, etc.) that is used by humans or through humans to cover the body and carrier. Various styles of coverings.
Example: You know it’s going to be cooler today, so why don’t you put on more clothes?
5. Toothbrush
Definition: It is a cleaning product, a handle-type brush, used to add toothpaste to the brush, and then repeatedly brush all parts of the teeth.
Example: When I feel depressed, I take the landlord’s toothbrush and brush the toilet.
Words are the collective name of words and phrases, including words, phrases and entire vocabulary. The text constitutes the smallest word structure form of a sentence article.
Noun (Noun, referred to as n.) is a type of speech and belongs to content words. Nouns represent the names of people, things, places or abstract concepts. Nouns are also divided into proper nouns and common nouns.
Extended information:
Part of speech analysis
From the perspective of part of speech, it can be divided into
1. Content words, words with actual meaning, Including:
(1. Noun: a word indicating the name of a person or thing.)
Personal nouns: such as students, masses, old men, women, comrades, uncles, Uighurs, Alcoholics, etc.;
There are nouns for things: such as pen, fir, snail, cheetah, Otto, baseball, fighter, Pluto, thought, middle school, physics, process, etc.;
Have time Nouns: such as morning, past, future, midnight, third watch, Jiawu, century, etc.;
Nouns with orientation: such as southeast, above, front, inside, middle, etc.
(2. Verbs: words expressing action behaviors and development and changes.)
There are action verbs: such as running, singing, drinking, knocking, shouting, staring, kicking, smelling, Listen, touch, etc.;
There are development verbs: such as growing, withering, sprouting, fruiting, laying eggs, etc.;
There are psychological verbs: such as liking, hating, being angry, feeling, thinking , disgust, etc.;
There are existential verbs: such as disappearance, appearance, existence, loss, disillusionment, etc.;
There are imperative verbs: such as make, let, order, prohibit, command etc.;
There are verbs of willing: such as will, willing, can, able, rather, etc.;
There are verbs of tendency: Tathagata, go, up, down, etc.;
There are judgment verbs: such as, for, and so on. < /p>
Those that express nature: such as sweet, good, fragrant, beautiful, smooth, witty, monotonous, etc.;
Those that express state: such as fast, rich, full, much, quickly, Wait quietly.
(4. Numerals, words that express the number of things. There are definite numerals: such as 1, 2, 3, one, two, three, one, two, three, one-half, 3.45; There are approximate numbers: such as several, some, left and right, below, and more; ordinal numbers: such as first, second, oldest, third, ninth, and tenth)
(5. Quantifiers, representing things. or the unit of action. )
Nominal quantifiers: such as feet, inches, miles, kilometers, jins, liang, vehicles, angles, yuan, etc.;
Various quantifiers: such as handles, Times, trips, next, back, sounds, feet, buildings, seats, etc.;
(6. Pronouns are words that can replace the names of things.
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Personal pronouns: such as me, you, it, them, everyone, us, etc.;
Interrogative pronouns: such as who, what, how, where, why, how, etc. ;
There are demonstrative pronouns: this, that, there, over there, etc.;
2. Function words, words without real meaning. Including:
(1. Adverbs, words that modify or limit verbs or adjectives and express degree or scope.)
Adverbs of degree: such as very, extremely, very, too , excessive, etc.;
There are adverbs of time: such as already, just, only, will, want, etc.;
There are adverbs of scope: such as du, quan, total, only, only, etc.;
There are modal adverbs: such as exactly, as expected, just right, still, completely, quietly, etc.;
There are modal adverbs: such as quasi-guaranteed, indeed, no, no, how, could it, especially , even, absolutely, etc.;
There are repeated adverbs: such as again, again, still, still, etc.
(2. Prepositions are words used in front of nouns, pronouns or noun phrases, and together they express directions, objects, etc. Such as: from, to, in, when, to, to, with, for , to, than, with, by, due to, except, etc. )
(3. Conjunctions, words that connect words, phrases or sentences. Such as and, with, with, not only, but also, as long as, and Instead, Shangshi, etc.
(4. Particle, a special function word attached to the back of other words, with poor independence and no real meaning.) Chinese
There are structural particles: Such as, 地, de, suo, etc.;
There are tense particles: Ruzhu, LE, Guo, etc.;
There are modal particles: Ru Ni, Ba, Ma, Yo, Li , ah, what, etc.
(5. Interjection, a word that expresses exclamation or calls for approval. Such as ah, hey, oh, oh, hum, bah, ah, etc.)
(6. Onomatopoeia, words that imitate the sounds of things. Such as swish, rumbling, pitter-patter, ding-dong, crackling, swishing, ticking, oooh, booming, meowing, chirping, chirping, snapping Pa etc. )
3. The phenomenon of polysemy and multi-purpose in Chinese. For example: (1. He (personal pronoun) is not (interrogative pronoun)). (Adverb of mood) Come (verb of action) Yeah (interjection)?
(2. Next time (quantifier) ??I (personal pronoun) will come (repetition of adverb).
( 3. It is difficult (adjective) to borrow (action verb) to have (existence verb) and to return (action verb) to (repetition adverb) (action verb) or not (modal adverb).
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