n.限定词(置于名词前起限定作用，如the、some、my等)
determiner的复数

原形：determiner复数：determiners

The determiner "the" is used to refer to something specific.
定冠词“the”用来指代某个特定的事物。
This or that, which one will be your determining factor?
这个还是那个，哪个会成为你决定性的因素？
The quantity of water is determined by the size of the container.
水的数量由容器的大小来决定。
In this context, "a" and "an" are indefinite determiners.
在这个语境中，“a”和“an”是不定冠词。
Without a proper determiner, the noun in the sentence can be ambiguous.
如果缺少适当的限定词，句子中的名词可能会产生歧义。
Your attitude determines whether you succeed or fail.
你的态度决定了你是成功还是失败。
The definitive determiner "the" is often used with proper nouns.
明确的限定词“the”经常与专有名词一起使用。
A choice between these options must be made, but what will be your determining criteria?
面对这些选项必须做出选择，但你会依据什么作为决定的标准呢？
There isn't much food left; the amount is quite determinate.
剩下的食物不多了；数量已经很明确。
Every" is a universal determiner indicating each member of a group.
“every”是一个全称限定词，表示群体中的每一个成员。