Word: inflecting
Category: inflecting
Reference
Synonyms: inflecting
modulate, tone
Translations: inflecting
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spanish
Translations:
inflexiones, modulando, flexionando, inflexionarlos, la inflexión
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german
Translations:
biegend, flektierenden, Flektieren, flektierende, Wortformen, zur Beugung
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french
Translations:
infléchissant, infléchir, flexionnelle, fléchies
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italian
Translations:
declinare, digrignato, flettere, flettendo
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portuguese
Translations:
flexionando, flexionar, modulando, inflexionar, inflexões
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dutch
Translations:
inflectioneel, verbuigen
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russian
Translations:
словоизменительного
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danish
Translations:
, snoede
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czech
Translations:
skloňovat, ohýbat, se skloňovat
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polish
Translations:
fleksyjnym
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greek
Translations:
κλίνουν, που κλίνουν
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ukrainian
Translations:
словозмінна, словозмінні, словоизменительной, словоизменительная, словоїзменітельная
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bulgarian
Translations:
криволичещи
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belarusian
Translations:
словоизменительного
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slovak
Translations:
skloňovať
The meaning and "use of": inflecting
verb
- change the form of (a word) to express a particular grammatical function or attribute, typically tense, mood, person, number, case, and gender. - By contrast, the final verb is not marked for switch-reference but is fully inflected for such categories, and this inflection is relevant to the whole clause chain.
- vary the intonation or pitch of (the voice), especially to express mood or feeling. - ‘Odd seeing Mr. Van Doren here,’ Ronald says, his deep voice inflected with curiosity.
- bend or deflect (something), especially inward. - Each milieu affects the space, bends it, inflects it, shapes it.