English to Maori Meaning of adverb - tūkē

Adverb :
tūkē

tūkē

tūkēadverbs
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Definitions of adverb in English
Noun(1) the word class that qualifies verbs or clauses(2) a word that modifies something other than a noun
Examples of adverb in English
(1) For instance, in regular English you would use the word ÔÇÿreallyÔÇÖ as an adverb to emphasize an adjective describing someone.(2) The real challenges always came with the sophisticated adjectives, the adverbs , and the intransitive verbs.(3) I have been over those 406 words and carefully identified the adjectives and adverbs .(4) At their best, adverbs spice up a verb or adjective.(5) Grammatically, adverbs can modify various elements and take different positions within a sentence.
Related Phrases of adverb
(1) conjunctive adverb ::
tūkē'akí
(2) adverb of manner ::
tūkē o tikanga
Synonyms
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1. adverb ::
tūkē
Different Forms
adverb, adverbs
Word Example from TV Shows
It is naughty to put an adverb between the word

It is naughty to put an ADVERB between the word "to" and the verb stem.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 24

English to Maori Dictionary: adverb

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