relative
رشتہ دار
definition
noun
much of my time is spent visiting relatives
a person connected by blood or marriage.
In the following pair, the first uses it as an interrogative content clause and the second uses it as a fused relative .
a relative pronoun, determiner, or adverb.
adjective
the relative effectiveness of the various mechanisms is not known
considered in relation or in proportion to something else.
The other personal relative pronoun, who, doesn't seem to be affected nearly as much.
denoting a pronoun, determiner, or adverb that refers to an expressed or implied antecedent and attaches a subordinate clause to it, e.g., which , who.
translation of 'relative'
noun
عزیز
example
No mention was made as to the 'relative' proportion of male versus female students at the two universities.
With this procedure, we assume that the 'relative' proportions of the trunk and legs are the same in males and females.
It varies and without going into the details one of the other problems of this paper is it uses absolute benefits rather than 'relative' benefits.
Safety and risk are always 'relative' , never absolute.
Of the two the Byzantine was nearer to the classical tradition, for it broadly recognized the articulation of the limbs and their 'relative' proportions in nature.
If you find this thought rather alien, remember that to most of Hegel's audience it would have sounded quite familiar; it is a close 'relative' of something they had been brought up to accept.
These boutique funds tend to be more flexible in their investments, searching for absolute, not 'relative' , return.
The rotation moment must therefore be resisted by the musculoskeletal stiffness and brace in proportion to their 'relative' stiffness.
The distinction between absolute and 'relative' gaps becomes important when comparisons are made over time.
For understanding disease causation and to describe the impact of risk factors for disease, the traditional epidemiological measures are absolute and 'relative' risk.
The driving force causing these alterations seems to be the increase in 'relative' proportion of type III collagen.
Both have missed out the 'relative' pronoun ‘that’.
The war prompted the navy to assign 'relative' rank to nurses on 1 July 1942.
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine claimed that the disease is a mutant 'relative' of the common cold.
My results therefore seem to support the idea that absolute deprivation rather than 'relative' deprivation is important for influencing mortality.
Young mothers struggle alone to bring up a growing proportion of children in 'relative' poverty and more and more old people live out their days in uncared-for solitude.
One recipe gave 'relative' proportions of grape juice, apple juice, cider vinegar and Certo.
Competitive advantage may more often be 'relative' rather than absolute.
I believe that nurses should have 'relative' military rank.
As a first step in cost-effectiveness analyses, there must be evidence regarding the 'relative' effectiveness of the treatment options being considered.
An operator (like always) within a relative clause does not like to take wider scope than operators outside the 'relative' .
In addition, accusative case on who does not typically survive when the word is shunted to the beginning of an interrogative or 'relative' clause.
Distinctiveness can be interpreted as the ‘genetic’ difference between a species and its closest 'relative' .
A group of students in an English as a second language program served as subjects for special instruction in 'relative' clause formation.
It is a larger 'relative' of the common wild plant goat's beard, T. pratensis.
Whenever possible, use absolute numbers - not 'relative' risks.
In all of the above cases the question of 'relative' rank was irrelevant to the question of a legal marriage, but both parties did admit a disparity.
Tequila is not made from cactus, but from the agave plant, a 'relative' of the aloe.
This caused us to examine the 'relative' proportions of myosin and actin.
In the following pair, the first uses it as an interrogative content clause and the second uses it as a fused 'relative' .
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