Definition of predeterminer in English:

predeterminer

noun priːdɪˈtəːmɪnəˌprēdəˈtərmənər

Grammar

A word or phrase that occurs before a determiner, typically quantifying the noun phrase, for example both or a lot of.
〔语法〕前限定词，前限定成分（尤指位于限定词之前、对名词短语进行量词限定的词或词组，如both，a lot of）
Example sentencesExamples
- Nevertheless, in the singular, they share some characteristics with plurals: for instance, they occur with predeterminer ‘all’ (‘all the committee’, like ‘all the children’;.
- For what it's worth, the contrast is even starker for me when the predeterminer is both rather than all.

Definition of predeterminer in US English:

predeterminer

nounˌprēdəˈtərmənər

Grammar

A word or phrase that occurs before a determiner, typically quantifying the noun phrase, for example both or a lot of.
〔语法〕前限定词，前限定成分（尤指位于限定词之前、对名词短语进行量词限定的词或词组，如both，a lot of）
Example sentencesExamples
- For what it's worth, the contrast is even starker for me when the predeterminer is both rather than all.
- Nevertheless, in the singular, they share some characteristics with plurals: for instance, they occur with predeterminer ‘all’ (‘all the committee’, like ‘all the children’;.

词汇	predeterminer
释义	Definition of predeterminer in English: predeterminer noun priːdɪˈtəːmɪnəˌprēdəˈtərmənər Grammar A word or phrase that occurs before a determiner, typically quantifying the noun phrase, for example both or a lot of. 〔语法〕前限定词，前限定成分（尤指位于限定词之前、对名词短语进行量词限定的词或词组，如both，a lot of） Example sentencesExamples Nevertheless, in the singular, they share some characteristics with plurals: for instance, they occur with predeterminer ‘all’ (‘all the committee’, like ‘all the children’;. For what it's worth, the contrast is even starker for me when the predeterminer is both rather than all. Definition of predeterminer in US English: predeterminer nounˌprēdəˈtərmənər Grammar A word or phrase that occurs before a determiner, typically quantifying the noun phrase, for example both or a lot of. 〔语法〕前限定词，前限定成分（尤指位于限定词之前、对名词短语进行量词限定的词或词组，如both，a lot of） Example sentencesExamples For what it's worth, the contrast is even starker for me when the predeterminer is both rather than all. Nevertheless, in the singular, they share some characteristics with plurals: for instance, they occur with predeterminer ‘all’ (‘all the committee’, like ‘all the children’;.
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