Definition of alternant in English:

alternant

noun ɔːlˈtəːnəntɒlˈtəːnəntˈɔltərnənt

An alternative form of a word or other linguistic unit; a variant.
（词或其他语言单位的）交替形式
one form occurs more than its alternants
Example sentencesExamples
- All observed asymmetries between the two alternants are shown to fall out naturally from this and related structural distinctions.
- The generalization from alternants to nonalternants is given particular attention.
- Metathesis occurs in the intensive possessor suffix which displays two alternants, [ilin] and [inl-].
- Hence, the voiced alternants induced by Verner's Law may be expected in both subjunctive pret. singular and plural.
- The most common alternant is EAT, though it is not obligatory - indeed, the oldest example I have found so far, from 1882, uses DRINK SLEEP THINK, with no EAT.

adjective ɔːlˈtəːnəntɒlˈtəːnəntˈɔltərnənt

Changing from one to the other; alternating.
交互变化；交替的
Example sentencesExamples
- A simple rule is that all aromatic and conjugated hydrocarbons consisting of even membered rings and any kind of chain are alternant hydrocarbons.
- The ones with even numbers of atoms are even alternant, with odd numbers, they are odd alternant.
- A conjugated system of electrons is termed alternant if its atoms can be divided into two sets so that no atom of one set is directly linked to any other atom of the same set.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin alternant- 'doing things by turns', from the verb alternare (see alternate).

Definition of alternant in US English:

alternant

nounˈôltərnəntˈɔltərnənt

An alternative form of a word or other linguistic unit; a variant.
（词或其他语言单位的）交替形式
one form occurs more than its alternants
Example sentencesExamples
- The generalization from alternants to nonalternants is given particular attention.
- The most common alternant is EAT, though it is not obligatory - indeed, the oldest example I have found so far, from 1882, uses DRINK SLEEP THINK, with no EAT.
- Hence, the voiced alternants induced by Verner's Law may be expected in both subjunctive pret. singular and plural.
- Metathesis occurs in the intensive possessor suffix which displays two alternants, [ilin] and [inl-].
- All observed asymmetries between the two alternants are shown to fall out naturally from this and related structural distinctions.

adjectiveˈôltərnəntˈɔltərnənt

Alternating; changing from one to the other.
交互变化；交替的
Example sentencesExamples
- A conjugated system of electrons is termed alternant if its atoms can be divided into two sets so that no atom of one set is directly linked to any other atom of the same set.
- A simple rule is that all aromatic and conjugated hydrocarbons consisting of even membered rings and any kind of chain are alternant hydrocarbons.
- The ones with even numbers of atoms are even alternant, with odd numbers, they are odd alternant.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin alternant- ‘doing things by turns’, from the verb alternare (see alternate).

单词	alternant
释义	Definition of alternant in English: alternant noun ɔːlˈtəːnəntɒlˈtəːnəntˈɔltərnənt An alternative form of a word or other linguistic unit; a variant. （词或其他语言单位的）交替形式 one form occurs more than its alternants Example sentencesExamples All observed asymmetries between the two alternants are shown to fall out naturally from this and related structural distinctions. The generalization from alternants to nonalternants is given particular attention. Metathesis occurs in the intensive possessor suffix which displays two alternants, [ilin] and [inl-]. Hence, the voiced alternants induced by Verner's Law may be expected in both subjunctive pret. singular and plural. The most common alternant is EAT, though it is not obligatory - indeed, the oldest example I have found so far, from 1882, uses DRINK SLEEP THINK, with no EAT. adjective ɔːlˈtəːnəntɒlˈtəːnəntˈɔltərnənt Changing from one to the other; alternating. 交互变化；交替的 Example sentencesExamples A simple rule is that all aromatic and conjugated hydrocarbons consisting of even membered rings and any kind of chain are alternant hydrocarbons. The ones with even numbers of atoms are even alternant, with odd numbers, they are odd alternant. A conjugated system of electrons is termed alternant if its atoms can be divided into two sets so that no atom of one set is directly linked to any other atom of the same set. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin alternant- 'doing things by turns', from the verb alternare (see alternate). Definition of alternant in US English: alternant nounˈôltərnəntˈɔltərnənt An alternative form of a word or other linguistic unit; a variant. （词或其他语言单位的）交替形式 one form occurs more than its alternants Example sentencesExamples The generalization from alternants to nonalternants is given particular attention. The most common alternant is EAT, though it is not obligatory - indeed, the oldest example I have found so far, from 1882, uses DRINK SLEEP THINK, with no EAT. Hence, the voiced alternants induced by Verner's Law may be expected in both subjunctive pret. singular and plural. Metathesis occurs in the intensive possessor suffix which displays two alternants, [ilin] and [inl-]. All observed asymmetries between the two alternants are shown to fall out naturally from this and related structural distinctions. adjectiveˈôltərnəntˈɔltərnənt Alternating; changing from one to the other. 交互变化；交替的 Example sentencesExamples A conjugated system of electrons is termed alternant if its atoms can be divided into two sets so that no atom of one set is directly linked to any other atom of the same set. A simple rule is that all aromatic and conjugated hydrocarbons consisting of even membered rings and any kind of chain are alternant hydrocarbons. The ones with even numbers of atoms are even alternant, with odd numbers, they are odd alternant. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin alternant- ‘doing things by turns’, from the verb alternare (see alternate).
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