uncountable noun

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1. But if a noun is uncountable - that's a mass noun like food or money or love - we use much.
如果一个名词是不可数--集体名词，例如食物，金钱，爱情--我们就用much

2. This is an uncountable noun. It has no plural form.
这是个不可数名词，没有复数形式。

3. Question 80: What is an uncountable noun?
问题80：什么是不可数名词？

4. uncountable noun的意思

4. The word is an uncountable noun and is used in a general sense, hence it takes no article.
这字是不可数名词，又是用于一般意义，所以不要加冠词。

5. The word china here should be an uncountable noun, I think.
如果你能在这儿做到了，你能在任何地方做到。

6. uncountable noun的反义词

6. The word is an uncountable noun and is used in general sense, hence it takes no article.
这个词是不可数名词，又是用于一般语义，所以无须加冠词。

7. But that number in front of uncountable nouns plural noun, the predicate verb in the plural form.
但当不可数名词前有表示数量的复数名词时，谓语动词用复数形式。

8. uncountable noun的翻译

8. Used before an uncountable noun (abstract, material, proper) to refer to a countable meaning of noun.
用在不可数名词（抽象、物质、专有）前，使该名词作为可数名词的用法。但当不可数名词前有表示数量的复数名词时，谓语动词用复数形式。

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9. An uncountable noun is marked [U] in this dictionary.
不可数名词在本词典中以[U]标明。

10. The noun is labeled as uncountable in the dictionary.
这个名词在这本字典里注为不可数名词。

11. As a noun, 'travel'refers to the activity in general and is generally used as an uncountable noun.
travel做名词的时候指的是旅行这种行为本身，通常用作不可数名词。

12. Note than in the first example above notice is an uncountable noun so it cannot take a/an.
第一种表达中，notice是不可数名词，所以前面不需要加a/an。

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13. The uncountable noun, probably a shortening of " hyperbole ", comes out of the world of advertising but is now widely used in political as well as business contexts.
这个不可数名词可能是hyperbole（夸张）一词的略写，来源于广告界，但现在广泛用于政界与商企界。

14. uncountable noun

14. The word is an uncountable noun and is used in a general sense, hence (therefore) it takes no article.
这个词是不可数名词，又用于一般意义，所以不要加冠词。

15. uncountable noun

15. An uncountable noun is marked [ U ] in this dictionary.
不可数名词在本词典中以[U]标明。

16. As a noun,'travel'refers to the activity in general and is generally used as an uncountable noun.
travel做名词的时候指的是旅行这种行为本身，通常用作不可数名词。

17. uncountable noun

17. Note than in the first example above notice is an uncountable noun so it cannot take a / an.
第一种表达中，notice是不可数名词，所以前面不需要加a/an。

18. The uncountable noun, probably a shortening of " hyperbole ", comes out of the world of advertising but is now widely used in political as well as business contexts.
这个不可数名词可能是hyperbole（夸张）一词的略写，来源于广告界，但现在广泛用于政界与商企界。

19. uncountable noun

19. T: Sometimes, the same noun can be countable and uncountable. But it is often with a change of meaning.
有些名词具有可数与不可数的用法，通常意思上会有所改变。