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definite article

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definite article
n.
A member of the class of determiners that restricts or particularizes a noun. In English, the is the definite article.

definite article
Noun
Grammar the word `the'
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Noun1.definite article - a determiner (as `the' in English) that indicates specificity of reference
article - (grammar) a determiner that may indicate the specificity of reference of a noun phrase
Translations
definite article definite nbestimmter Artikel m


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The concordance is complete except for the definite article, de, and kai.
But Timmy has developed a linguistic strategy that allows him to distance himself from his bickering parents, and it involves slapping the definite article in front of their names.
Judge Halpern noted that the phrase "tax required to be shown on a return" was a general qualification, since the indefinite article "a" was used, instead of the definite article "the," in the statute.
 
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