nominal
形容詞
定義 nominal 形容詞
status(状态)
Existing in name only, not in reality; being something in name but not in substance.
名义上的；有名无实的
Although she is the nominal head of the college, her deputy handles the practical operations.
虽然她是学院名义上的负责人，但实际运作由她的副手处理。
He is the nominal CEO of the company, but in reality, he does not participate in any decision-making.
他是公司名义上的首席执行官，但实际上他并不参与任何决策。
The nominal leader of this team does not actually manage the daily operations.
这个团队的名义领导者实际上并不管理日常运作。
amount(数量)
Being a very small amount compared to the actual or expected cost or value.
（金额）微不足道的；象征式的
They charge a nominal fee for access to the service.
他们对这项服务收取象征性的费用。
The company sold its old equipment for a nominal price.
这家公司以象征性的价格出售了其旧设备。
The budget for this project is nominal, as most of the resources are donated.
这个项目的预算是象征性的，因为大部分资源都是捐赠的。
grammar(语法)
- language(语言)specialized(专业)
Relating to or functioning as a noun.
与名词相关的
In this sentence, the word 'happiness' is used in a nominal form.
在这个句子中，'happiness'这个词以名词形式使用。
In grammatical analysis, we need to distinguish between adjectival and nominal uses.
在语法分析中，我们需要区分形容词和名词的用法。
The word can have different nominal meanings in different contexts.
这个词在不同的语境中可能有不同的名词含义。