predicate in French
predicate in French is prédicat — predicate means the part of a sentence that says something about the subject, containing the verb and anything that goes with it.
predicate in French
prédicat
What does "predicate" mean?
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noun The part of a sentence that says something about the subject, containing the verb and anything that goes with it.
"In "the dog barked loudly", the predicate is "barked loudly"."
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verb To base something on a particular fact, idea or condition. Usually used as "predicated on".
"The whole plan is predicated on interest rates staying low."
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noun In logic and computing, an expression that takes one or more values and returns true or false.
"The filter takes a predicate and keeps every item for which it returns true."
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predicate in a sentence
- In "the dog barked loudly", the predicate is "barked loudly".
- Every complete sentence needs a subject and a predicate.
- The whole plan is predicated on interest rates staying low.
- Their offer was predicated on us finishing before March.
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What is "predicate" in French?
"predicate" in French is prédicat. predicate means: The part of a sentence that says something about the subject, containing the verb and anything that goes with it.
How do you use "predicate" in a sentence?
Example: "In "the dog barked loudly", the predicate is "barked loudly"." In French, "predicate" is prédicat.
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