adjective
'ædʒiktivn. a word that expresses an attribute of something · n. the word class that qualifies nouns · a. relating to court practice and procedure as opposed to the principles of law
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When you describe something as being very noun, not adjective, you're specifically talking about its style, its vibe.
当你用“very + 名词”（而不是形容词）来描述某事时，你是在专门谈论它的风格或氛围。
These are words like nouns, main verbs, adjectives, and important adverbs.
这些词是名词、主要动词、形容词和重要的副词。
The adjective full-fledged means completely developed.
形容词“full-fledged”的意思是完全发展的。
We also have the word acrimonious, which is the adjective form of acrimony.
我们还有 acrimonious 这个词，它是 acrimony 的形容词形式。
We use am with adjectives like I am happy or I am tired.
我们用“am”搭配形容词，比如“I am happy”或“I am tired”。
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