Definition of adposition in English:

adposition

noun ˌadpəˈzɪʃn

Grammar

1970s; earliest use found in Lingua: international review of general linguistics. From ad- + position, after preposition and postposition.

nounˌadpəˈzɪʃn

Grammar

1970s; earliest use found in Lingua: international review of general linguistics. From ad- + position, after preposition and postposition.

单词	adposition
释义	Definition of adposition in English: adposition noun ˌadpəˈzɪʃn Grammar A preposition or postposition. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Lingua: international review of general linguistics. From ad- + position, after preposition and postposition. Definition of adposition in US English: adposition nounˌadpəˈzɪʃn Grammar A preposition or postposition. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Lingua: international review of general linguistics. From ad- + position, after preposition and postposition.
随便看	come to no harm come to nothing come to nothing come too come to one come to one's kingdom come to one's senses come to (or meet) a sticky end come to (or meet) a sticky (or bad) end come to (or meet) a sticky (or bad) end come to overhastily come to pass come-to-pass come to pass come to pieces come to post come to rest come to rest come to sb's assistance come to sb's knowledge come to see come to somebody's assistance come to somebody's knowledge come to someone's aid come to someone's assistance