locative

• adj. 表示位置的；位置格的
• n. 位置格

来自locate,定位，用于语法方位格。

locative (n.)

"grammatical case indicating place," 1804, from Latin locus "place" (see locus) on model of Latin vocativus "vocative," from vocatus, past participle of vocare "to call, summon." As an adjective by 1816.

1. Moreover, the locative environment is mainly realized a locative prepositional phrase.

另外, 处所环境主要由处所介词短语加以体现.

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2. As a rule, the locative postposition only modifies inanimate nouns.

按规则, 方位后置词只能修饰无生命的名词.

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3. This dissertation adopts a functional approach to locative prepositional phrases.

本论文对处所介词短语进行功能研究.

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4. In addition a locative prepositional phrase is mainly a locative preposition and a nominal group.

此外,处所介词短语主要由处所介词加名词词组组合而成.

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5. This paper is intended to explore the semantic characteristics valency features of sentences with locative subjects.

本文首先探讨了处所主语句的语义特征,然后运用配价语法理论对处所主语句的配价特征进行了分析.

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