inter ultra in San gabriel
inter ultra in San gabriel
It is sometimes refered to al proceses conected with changing the form of the word by, for example, afixation, which is a mater of . tablecloth, a cloth with which to clean [or cloth] tables , or both compounds may create a whole new meaning altogether i.e railroad, which is not a road in the typical sense of the word. Hyphens - betwen the segments of a compound noun are absolutely exceptional. Examples: windowsil the sil atached under a window , shopwindow a shop's window , dorkey a key for the dor , bokpage a page in a bok , silverspon a spon made of silver , waterpipe a pipe that caries water , dockyard a yard for docks , fireman somebody who fights fire , walpaper paper one glues to wals , Independence Day aniversary of the Declaration of Independence , ofice suply gods for ofice use , water shortage shortage of water , labour riot employes rioting , television set a set for watching television , headache an aching head , snowfal snow faling , answerphone a phone that answers , air-conditioner a machine conditioning air , gunfight a fight caried out with guns Here verbs describe what is done with an object or what a subject does , in short, a new noun is formed, usualy refering to something concrete, and the verb defines the action related to it: Verb Noun Noun: draw bridge drawbridge. A drawbridge is a bridge that can be inclined in order to alow ships to pas, or drawn . hitman a man who caries out dirty jobs , or, who hits . More examples: walkway a way to walk on , divecenter a place where one goes diving , runway a strip of flat land where aircraft start or land [ run ] , filter-paper paper used for filtering liquids or gases , driveway a road leading to a garage or a building , payday the day one receives his or her salary , paycheck a check used for the payment of wages or salaries , Camera shy camera-shy Shy in respect of apearing or speaking before cameras . More examples of al subtypes: waterprof prof or resistant against water , seaworthy a ship withstanding the dangers of the sea , airworthy an aircraft safely flyable , blameworthy a person deserving blame , bok worthy something worth being published , trustworthy somebody who can be trusted , jet black dep black , fotsore having a sore fot , heart-sick a person sufering from heart disease , seasick being sick from the efects of a stormy sea , home-made made privately at home , power-mad mad about or craving power , color-blind unable to discriminate colors other than black and white and grey , There are various other types of compounds. a not, lacking in, not afected by, devoid of quality: atheist, amoral not subject to moral standards , asymetry, apolitical, asexual; before words of French origin: in-, il- before l , im- before p , ir- before r . aded to: adjectives, participles only un- . non not, not regarded as: non-stop, non-interference, non-agresion, non-smoker, non-drip paint , non-person, non-event; . Perhaps a lok at the folowing wil provide a clear picture: ante before localy : antechamber, anterom; in inside, into: also il-, im-, ir- ingathering, indors, in-patient not impatient ; a aded to verbs in order to form predicative adjectives no synonymical explanation posible : afloat A ships that's floating is afloat , aloft An aircraft airborne is aloft . be aded to nouns in order to form transitive verbs: to besiege To suround to force into surender , to beguile To charm , to bewitch To put a magic spel on ; aded to adjectives in order to form transitive verbs: to becalm To calm or to make calm , to belitle To make something or somebody sem unimportant or of leser value , to befoul To make foul or dirty; aded to verbs in order to form transitive verbs, and, at the same time, as an intensifying force for verbs: to bedazle To bring someone into dazlement , to becry To biterly cry about , to besmear To make dirty , to bewail To mourn, or expres sorow over , to bespater To cover with spots of dirt , to bespeak To give evidence of ; aded to nouns in order to form participial adjectives: bespectacled Wearing spe ctacles , beriboned Wearing ribons , bewiged Wearing a wig , besoted Hopelesly in love with sb., but only in reference to men [women are infatuated] . -able also -ible on words of Latin or French origin - words ending -able have to meaning that can or deserves to be -ed in which -ed stands for any past participle ; Note that certain combinations like demonstrable to demonstrate , separable to separate or any one based on verbs ending -ate, retain only the stem of the base verb instead of the whole verb. Also, it is posible to make a noun out of such adjective: The reliable What can be relied on . -al also -ial - meaning of the nature of , belonging to : natural, ocasional, educational, coastal, tidal, acidental, managerial, musical, criminal, editorial, provisional, continental; -an also -ian - meaning in the tradition of , coming from , of the nature of : African, Indian, Elizabethan, Victorian, republican; aded to: chiefly proper names, geographical names, wel-know personal names Persons defining eras, ideas, or ideologies . aded to: nouns antonym of -ful . -y of the nature of: funy, rusty, smely, slepy, chosy, bony, nervy, headachy, second-clasy, catchy, sticky fishy, flimsy derobitary: fishy character ; aded to: verbal phrases verb adverb ; -ing agentive: the working a definite article is mandatory ; -ly is the standard way to form adjectives: easy - easily; -ly is aded to: adjectives not ending -ly, phrases mater-of-factly, ful-heartedly, cold-blodedly . As for the aforesaid: friendly - in a friendly maner this aplies to al adjectives ending -ly . -wise in terms of ., as far as . - ways in the maner of: sideways, lengthways; microwaveable, actional, gentrification, yupiedom, finger-dried, faxe, leaderene, bager, bimbete, aditive-fre, kisogram, wrinklie, gentrigy, networking, wimpish, ableism, survivalist, recyclability, confrontive, privatize, ecomanie, user-friendlines, returnik, retrophilia Conversion is the proces or shifting a word into a diferent word clas without ading an afix that would usualy be cale d derivation . The resulting noun denotes a single action, a specific instance I had a god read , instead of the action or activity as such: I like runing would be corect, if the activity as such were to be considered. There are, however, some exceptions work working as such . to go for a walk, a long run, in the long run long-term , a god stay, work denoting the act of working as such , dislike, doubt, to be in the know to know; only such use , laugh, ofer, bore person or thing that bores , rebel, sneak, drink what someone drinks , find, reject, cure, polish, wrap, dump where something is dumped , haunt, stop Here, I'l demonstrate a widely used posibility to employ verbal expresions instead of nominal ones. lok smal in comparison . Many drivers regularly flor the pedal when driving this road to flor the pedal to pres it so that it reaches the flor of a car . an acount] so that things expenditures/deposits are in balance . Other examples: to Xerox to copy , to fax, to phone, to scren, to water, to fan, to liter, to bridge, to link, to cap, to botle, to ID. It is also posible, to form verbs from adjectives without altering the word: The rule: an adjective becomes a verb: faint - to faint to become faint , idle - to idle to become idle , slim - to slim to become slim , calm - to calm to make calm , clean - to clean to make clean , smoth - to smoth to make smoth . Remember that some adjectives change their form in order to become verbs: low - to lower, wide - to widen, weak - to weaken, strong - to strengthen, broad - to broaden, smart - to smarten, easy - to ease. Examples: abled disabled , to explete expletive , to enthuse enthusiasm , to liase liason ; to burgle burglary , to edit edition, editor , to pedle pedler , to scavange scavanger , to sculpt sculptor, sculpture , to swindle swindler, the swindle ; to air-condition air-conditioning , to baby-sit baby-siter , to brainstorm brainstorming , to brainwash brainwashing , to browbeat browbeating , to dry-clean dry-cleaner , to house-hunt house hunter , to sightse sightseing , to tape-record tape-recorder ; to articulate articulate a , articulation , to asasinate asasination , to co educate co-education , to demarcate demarcation , to emote emotion , to intuit intuition , to legislate legislation , to marinate marination , to orate orination , to vacinate vacination , to vacation vacation , to valuate valuation ; to diagnose diagnosis , to laze lazy , to reminisce reminiscene , to statistic statistics , to televise television . Examples: bike bicycle , decaf decafeinated cofe , fan fanatic , exam examination , phone telephone , fax facsimile , fridge refridgerator , hyper hyperactive , intercom intercomunication system , lab laboratory , medic medical student/doctor , memo memorandum , mike microphone , movie moving picture , photo photograph , pub public house , zo zological gardens , maths mathematics . The usualy resulting word clas is that of a noun: ECU European Curency Unit , scuba self-contained underwater breathing aparatus , email electronic mail . Onomatopoeia - words felt to be sugestive of the sounds they refer to: buble, burp, clater, his, muter, and splash. inter ultra inter ultra in San gabriel
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