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在英语中常见有大量的形容词修饰名词,表示某人或某事的特性与特征。例如:a cold day,a whitesheep,a tall man,black people等。而且,有时形容词也可以表示事物的材料和来源、空间与时间关系。这类形容词大多数派生于名词,例如:a wooden box, the golden sun. electrical lights等。但这种形容词是有限的,也就是说,并非每一名词都有其对等形容词,像steel,oil iron,rubber,space,material等。当我们想表示这类关系时,必须其他的表达形式。例如:pipelines made of steel,an engine using steam,worksproducing comcat等。
In English, a large number of adjectives are often used to denote the characteristics and characteristics of a person or something. For example: a cold day, a whitesheep, a tall man, black people and so on. Moreover, sometimes adjectives can also represent the material and source of things, the relationship between space and time. Most of these adjectives derive from nouns, such as: a wooden box, the golden sun. However, this adjective is limited, that is, not every noun has its equivalent adjectives, such as steel, oil iron, rubber, space, material and so on. When we want to express such relations, we must have other forms of expression. For example: pipelines made of steel, an engine using steam, worksproducing comcat, etc.