No, it's a plural, permanently plural, so you use" many" with the noun" clothes" .

不，这复数形式，只有复数形式，所以你应该使用“many”和名词“clothes”搭配。

Melancholy, a noun or adjective meaning a feeling of pensive sadness.

Melancholy 个名词或形容词，意为一种凄凉悲伤的感觉。

Nouns and verbs are the two indispensable parts of writing.

写作中不可或缺的两个部分名词和动词。

Words that are nouns or pronouns are used to represent objects.

名词或代词用来表示物体。

We will explain a little more about phrasal verbs, phrasal nouns, and speaking.

我会对动词短语、名词短语和口语再多做一些解释。

In some contexts, " effect" is a verb, and " affect" is a noun.

在某些情境下，effect 动词而 affect 名词。

Make sure you put of and then a noun.

请确保你放了 of，然后一个名词。

Content words are nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs.

词名词，动词，形容词，还有副词。

Because we have a noun after that.

因为后面一个名词。

There's the verb; there's the noun. " Residents refUSED plans for new REFuse bins" .

这句话中有动词; 有名词。 “Residents refUSED plans for new REFuse bins”。

And let's look now at when the noun and the verb have different meanings.

现在让我看一下名词和动词有何不同的含义。

Now, professor Geyer is an American and he uses 'raise' as a noun.

盖尔教授美国人，他把" raise" 用作名词。

Both the nouns trigger and catalyst refer to something that causes a particular response.

名词触发器和催化剂都指的引起某种特殊反应的东西。

So, with the word 'cement', the verb and the noun, we stress the second syllable.

对于“cement”这个单词，无论用作动词和名词，都要重读第二个音节。

We have 'glass' and 'table', two nouns.

里面有‘glass（玻璃杯）’和‘table（桌子）’，两个名词。

Typically the noun, the verbs, the adjectives, the adverbs, the bigger words, right?

通常名词，动词，形容词，副词，更长的词。

And we have to remember that hope isn't a noun.

我得记住希望不一个名词。

The problem is not the adjective — it's the noun.

问题不在于形容词──而名词。

That means most nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs don't have weak forms.

这意味着大多数的名词、动词、 形容词和副词都没有轻读音。

It's a noun meaning a commotion or fuss, especially one caused by conflicting views.

它一个名词，意思吵闹或混乱，尤指由相互矛盾的观点引起的。