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- adjective
- adverb
- conditioner
- transformer
- alterant
- alterer
modifier 的定义
- a person or thing that modifies.
- Grammar. a word, phrase, or sentence element that limits or qualifies the sense of another word, phrase, or element in the same construction.the immediate constituent of an endocentric construction that is not the head.
modifier 近义词
limiter
modifier 的近义词 6 个
更多modifier例句
- Even though some advertisers argue that there is little differentiation between broad match modifier and phrase match, they’ll soon need to get used to not having the former and creating new keywords in the updated phrase match moving forward.
- We tend to run our campaigns using broad-match modifiers initially.
- For instance, if you search for evergreen plants, Pinterest will offer you a whole range of popular query modifiers.
- Your strategy and ability to be aggressive might be different for different targets, keywords, etc… This is a great place to understand your various customers, some are more valuable than others and can impact your bid modifiers.
- You can also use campaign bid modifiers for the specific industries or job functions of your target customers.
- On the summer programming spectrum, it skewed more towards “just plain silly,” sans the “but still curious” modifier.
- But not effortlessly charming, which is usually the modifier when someone uses "charming" as an adjective.
- The ‘Zionist’ modifier is crucial because it differentiates between the situation in Israel/Palestine and Afrikaaner Apartheid.
- Chateaubriand was a kind of continuer and modifier of a celebrated French writer that preceded him.
- Change the order of words in the following sentences, placing each modifier as closely as possible to the word which it modifies.
- Those groups in which the first part is the principal one, followed by a word or phrase making a modifier.
- Both of these are now used side by side; sometimes they are used together, as one modifier, making a double possessive.
- That is, do not place between two parts of a sentence a modifier that may attach itself to either.