substantive

英[səb'stæntiv]美['sʌbstəntiv]

adj.
1. 实质性的；本质上的；重大的；严肃认真的
n.
1.【语法】名词

同：	[a.] essential, meaty, substantial
反：	[a.] adjective, procedural

A noun or substantive that receives or is affected by the action of a verb within a sentence.
宾语一个句子中接受动词的动作或受之影响的名词或名词性词组收藏
The blending of highquality literature with substantive non-fiction currently is favoured for the language arts curriculummuch as it was 100 years ago
一如100年前的情况那样把优秀文学作品和知识性的非小说类阅读材料揉合在一起的做法，在目前的语言艺术教学大纲中是得到赞同的。收藏
The ASEAN Regional Forum has made substantive achievements in the transition from confidence-building measures to preventive diplomacy
东盟地区论坛从建立信任措施向预防性外交阶段的过渡取得实质性成果。收藏
The federal courts have sole authority to review agency rules and actions to ensure that they are legal under the substantive federal statute.
联邦法院是唯一有权去评论机构规则和行为的，以保证其遵照联邦法律的实质性。收藏
Substantive law defines rights, and procedural law establishes the procedures by which rights are protected and enforced.
实体法界定权利，程序法则确立保护权利并使其生效的程序。收藏

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defining rights and duties as opposed to giving the rules by which rights and duties are established
- substantive law
[同] essential, substantive
[反] adjective, procedural
having a firm basis in reality and being therefore important, meaningful, or considerable
- substantial equivalents
[同] substantial, substantive

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