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ลองค้นหาคำในรูปแบบอื่น ๆ เพื่อให้ได้ผลลัพธ์มากขึ้นหรือน้อยลง: -主格-, *主格*
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Chinese-English: CC-CEDICT Dictionary
主格[zhǔ gé, ㄓㄨˇ ㄍㄜˊ,  ] nominative [Add to Longdo]

Japanese-English: EDICT Dictionary
主格[しゅかく, shukaku] (n, adj-no) { ling } nominative case [Add to Longdo]
主格補語[しゅかくほご, shukakuhogo] (n) { ling } subject complement [Add to Longdo]

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The gods favor my lord Gratus.[CN] 神佑我主格拉图斯 Ben-Hur (1959)
I'm going down to the main hangar.[JP] 俺は主格納庫甲板へ行く Destroy Malevolence (2008)
In the following days, it toured the entire valley... the Mr. Greider, with his device.[CN] 在接下来的几天里,他是多 公路在山谷中,主格雷德。 随着他的胸口。 The Dark Valley (2014)
"Go home".[CN] 主格 Life of Brian (1979)
"I."[CN] 我(主格 The Bells of St. Mary's (1945)
You're one of them.[CN] 据你的雇主格林先生所言, 你正在接受证券交易 委员会的调查。 A Cure for Wellness (2016)
Sometimes, before you can bring about democratic change, you have to remove the obstacle to democratic change.[CN] 有时如果你需要改变民主格局 就需要除掉民主的阻碍 Why We Fight (2005)
No, there is a Greek word "Timao" meaning "I honour", but the "os" ending is a nominative singular termination of a second declension in Greek and an accusative plural in Latin, though actually Danaos Is not only the Greek for Greek, [CN] 尽管希腊语里有"Timao"这个词 意为"我荣幸" No, there is a Greek word "Timao" meaning "I honour", 但"os"是一个单数主格词尾 but the "os" ending is a nominative singular termination 希腊语第二变位 拉丁语中则是宾格复数 of a second declension in Greek and an accusative plural in Latin, The Bed of Nails (1982)

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