p pa pb pc pd pe pf pg ph pi pk pl pm pn po pp pr ps pt pu pv pw px py

Перевод: parenthetic

[прилагательное]
вводный; заключенный в скобки; изобилующий вводными предложениями; вставленный мимоходом; кривой

Тезаурус:

1. (v) The traditional classification of adverbs and adverbials into adverbs of time, place, manner, frequency, etc is serviceable enough; a more thorough and systematic classification of adverbs is given in Quirk and Greenbaum ( 973) Chs 5 and 7, where a major distinction is made between adjuncts, disjuncts, and conjuncts. (vi) The delaying of the main information point of a sentence by anticipatory and parenthetic structure is discussed further in 7.5.
2. His stimulus material was a film and he particularly noted the expression of parenthetic information (asides, or personal expression of feeling) in the recall of such events (something which does not appear in recall of verbally presented stories).
3. This sometimes takes the form of one or more anticipatory subordinate clauses before the verb of the main (superordinate) clause, as in this section of (2): and, at once pressing and gliding, repeated over and over The common occurrence of parenthetic structures can also be noted: somewhat grimly (6); tapping her left side familiarly (9); then at Nice (11).
4. Produce pieces of writing in which simple subject matter is organised and set out clearly and appropriately; in which sentences and any direct speech are helpfully punctuated; in which a wider range of uses of the comma, eg around appositional or parenthetic constructions , is evident; and in which brackets or pairs of dashes are used where necessary.
5. Native speakers can usually still understand what is said, if necessary by guessing at inaudible or unrecognisable words on the basis of their knowledge of what the speaker is talking about; foreign learners of English, on the other hand, having in general less "common ground" or shared knowledge with the speaker, often find that these subordinate tone-units, with their "throw-away", parenthetic style, cause serious difficulties in understanding.
6. They will simply need the occasional parenthetic remark in the course of what follows.
7. There were more false starts, repetitions and parenthetic remarks during hesitant phases in which a speaker looked at a listener and more of these disturbances in the immediately following "fluent" phase.
8. As a hungry little lad my stomach occasionally overruled my manners and the Grace would include a parenthetic rebuke such as, "For what we are about to receive (and for what Stewart has already eaten) we give You thanks"