proper的详细意思 proper的详细意思是什么

1. 特有的，独特的
2. 严格意义上的；真正的
3. 恰当的，适当的，适合的
4. 彻底的
5. 正派的，高尚的
6. 本身的，固有的
7. 合乎体统的，正确的，正当的，规矩的，循规蹈矩的
8. 完完全全的
9. 专有的

1. 彻底地，完完全全地
2. 适当地，好好地
3. 非常，很

1. 【宗】特定礼拜仪式，特祷 ，特赞
2. 特定节日等用的仪式、弥撒

1. marked by suitability or rightness or appropriateness;

   "proper medical treatment"
   "proper manners"
   

2. having all the qualities typical of the thing specified;

   "wanted a proper dinner; not just a snack"
   "he finally has a proper job"
   

3. limited to the thing specified;

   "the city proper"
   "his claim is connected with the deed proper"
   

4. appropriate for a condition or purpose or occasion or a person's character, needs;

   "everything in its proper place"
   "the right man for the job"
   "she is not suitable for the position"
   

1. 恰当的：如果是那样, 呼吁去帮助受害者制裁犯错者(wrongdoer)是恰当的(proper). 但,如果不是,就不应该得到牵扯进来. (尽量缩小职能,这是放任自由主义者的基本观点,只在需要力量介入的时候才让它介入进来,

in one's proper person

亲自,亲身 personally

• A certain number of peculiarities in their system of vowels and consonants: these must have been proper to the original Anglo-Frisian language.

  出自：P. Sipma

潮湿是南方特有的气候。

误 Moisture is the climate proper for the South.

正 Moisture is the climate proper to the South.

析 表示“…所特有的”,一般说proper to...,介词to不可改成for。

市区本身只有整个面积的一半那么大。

误 The proper city is half the size of the metropolitan area.

正 The city proper is half the size of the metropolitan area.

析 proper作“严格意义的,本身的”解时,常置于所修饰的名词之后。