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比较形式
bǐjiào xíngshì
comparative form
在语法中，比较形式用于描述事物的程度差异。
In grammar, the comparative form is used to describe differences in degree.
grammar
A grammatical form used to express comparison between two or more things, typically by modifying an adjective or adverb to indicate a higher or lower degree.
英语中，'more beautiful' 是形容词的比较形式。
In English, 'more beautiful' is the comparative form of the adjective.
Commonly used in grammar to describe how adjectives and adverbs change to show comparison.
Related Phrases
Pro Tip
Grammatical Context
The comparative form is essential for expressing relative differences in Chinese and many other languages.
Gold Rule
Consistency in Usage
Ensure the comparative form is used consistently when comparing two or more items in a sentence.
Word Origin
Derived from the combination of '比较' (comparison) and '形式' (form), reflecting the grammatical structure used to express comparison.
Usage Notes
In Chinese grammar, the comparative form is often created by adding '更' (more) before an adjective or adverb, or by using '比...更...' (more...than...) constructions.
Word Breakdown
比较
comparison
root形式
form
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