Definition Conjugation
Definition of postpose - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
linguisticsTECH. place after another word or phrase in a sentenceTECH.
- In the sentence, the adjective is postposed to the noun..
- In some languages, it is common to postpose the verb.
- The adverb is postposed to add emphasis.
Origin of postpose
Latin, post (after) + ponere (to place)
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- French:postposer, ...
- German:nachstellen, ...
- Italian:mettere dopo, ...
- Spanish:colocar después, ...
- Portuguese:pospor, ...
- Chinese:后置, ...
- Japanese:後置する, ...
- Arabic:أخر, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצְמִיד לְאַחַר, ...
- Russian:ставить после, ...
- Ukrainian:постпозувати, ...
- Hindi:पदस्थापित करना, ...
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