美[əˈpɑstrəfi] 英[əˈpɒstrəfi] n.撇号;【语】顿呼法;所有格符号;复数符号 网络表示省略的撇号;省略符号;表示省略或所有格 复数:apostrophes 英汉 英英 网络释义 n. 1. 撇号,省字号 2. 【语】顿呼法 3. 所有格符号 4.
When multiple nouns individually own other nouns, however, add an apostrophe after all of the owning nouns. Example The scientist’s and the robot’sabilities were quite different. The freezing of pipelines is boththe engineers’ and the operators’problem. ...
美[əˈpɑstrəfi] 英[əˈpɒstrəfi] n.撇号;【语】顿呼法;所有格符号;复数符号 网络表示省略的撇号;省略符号;表示省略或所有格 复数:apostrophes 英汉 英英 网络释义 n. 1. 撇号,省字号 2. 【语】顿呼法 3. 所有格符号 4.
Rule 2a. Regular nouns are nouns that form their plurals by adding either the letter s or es (guy, guys; letter, letters; actress, actresses; etc.). To show plural possession, simply put an apostrophe after the s. Correct: guys’ night out (guy + s + apostrophe) Incorrect: guy’s ...
Using apostrophes Apostrophes for possession Apostrophe placement rules Apostrophe after s Apostrophe after z Apostrophe before s Apostrophes for awkward plurals Apostrophes after acronyms and abbreviations Apostrophes in contractions Apostrophes in expressions like "2 years' pay" and "a day's notice" Apost...
Section 5.2a6: “Do not use an apostrophe after names of states or countries and other organized bodies ending in s, or after words more descriptive than possessive, except when the plural does not end in s.” Examples: “officers club,”“teachers college,” and, yes, “writers guide.”...
The apostrophe goes before the final ‘s’ with singular nouns or names, but after the ‘s’ in the plural. For example, ‘The students’ books’ are the books that belong to the students, as opposed to ‘the student’s books’ which only belong to one student. Note –if the word ...
网络表示省略的撇号;省略符号;表示省略或所有格 复数:apostrophes 英汉 英英 网络释义 n. 1. 撇号,省字号 2. 【语】顿呼法 3. 所有格符号 4. 复数符号 5. 表示一字中的某一音不发 释义: 全部,撇号,顿呼法,所有格符号,复数符号,表示省略的撇号,省略符号,表示省略或所有格...
After sufficient application of a LART, even the most stubborn users will come to their senses 😉 Make it clear that only these characters have a place in file or other object names intended for automated processing: the 26 characters of the western alphabet, can be upper or lower...
Section 5.2a6: “Do not use an apostrophe after names of states or countries and other organized bodies ending in s, or after words more descriptive than possessive, except when the plural does not end in s.” Examples: “officers club,”“teachers college,” and, yes, “writers guide.”...