1·Latin nouns have case, number and gender.
拉丁语名词有格、数和性。
—— 《牛津词典》
2·A noun is followed by any of two verbs; a verb is followed by any of three nouns.
名词后接两个动词中的任何一个；动词后再接三个名词中的任何一个。
3·This means we need to define where nouns and verbs should be arranged in a sentence.
这意味着我们需要定义在一个句子中名词和动词应该安排在什么位置。
4·It happened sometimes that there were hardly any nouns left in the hymns that Peter read.
有时候，彼得念的赞美诗里几乎没有名词了。
5·You know, like nouns, to name the type of predator they spotted, adjectives to describe its size and shape, verbs.
这些“语言”包括一些描述它们发现的捕猎者类型的名词，描述其大小和外形的形容词、动词等等。
6·The very impossibility of absoluteness in the definition of certain nouns adds to the levels of connotation they may reach.
在某些名词的定义中，绝对性的不可能性本身就增加了它们可能达到的内涵层次。
7·Words that rhyme are much more memorable than words that don't, and concrete nouns are easier to remember than abstract ones.
押韵的单词比其他词更容易记住，而具体名词比抽象的更容易记住。
8·For example, it doesn't have dozens of different endings for its nouns, adjectives and verbs, not like Latin, Russian and German for example.
例如，不同于拉丁语、俄语和德语，它的名词、形容词和动词没有几十个不同的词尾。
9·Most Western languages have some form of distinction between masculine and feminine nouns, with some of them adding neuter nouns for good measure.
大多数西方语言在阳性名词和阴性名词之间有某种形式的区别，其中一些还额外加上了中性名词。
10·Capitalize all proper nouns but not the articles (a, an) that precede them.
把所有的专有名词大写，它们之前的冠词(a, an)则不用。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》