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Definition of prepositional - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
linguisticsTECH. relating to or functioning as a prepositionTECH.
- In the phrase 'on time,' 'on' is a prepositional word..
- The prepositional phrase 'under the table' is commonly used.
- She struggled with prepositional phrases in her grammar test.
Expressions with prepositional
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words starting with a preposition and ending with a noun or pronoun
In the sentence, 'She sat beside him,' 'beside him' is a prepositional phrase.
noun or pronoun following a preposition
In the sentence 'She sat on the chair,' 'chair' is the prepositional object.
Origin of prepositional
Latin, prae (before) + ponere (to place) + -tional (relating to)
Terms with prepositional included in their meaning
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prepositional phrase
whatever the situation or outcome is
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- French:prépositionnel, ...
- German:präpositional, ...
- Italian:preposizionale, ...
- Spanish:de preposición, ...
- Portuguese:preposicional, ...
- Chinese:介词的, ...
- Japanese:前置詞の, ...
- Arabic:حَرف جَرِّيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מִלִּיתִי, ...
- Russian:предложный, ...
- Ukrainian:прийменниковий, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वसर्ग संबंधी, ...
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