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Also known as grammatical article, linguistic article, art., ART
word used with a noun to indicate the type of reference being made by the noun; one of word classes
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An article is a small word (like "a," "an," or "the" in English) that comes before nouns to show whether you're talking about something specific or general. It matters because articles help clarify meaning in sentences—for example, "the book" refers to a particular book, while "a book" refers to any book.
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冠词（英語：article）是印欧语系和亚非语系语言中，位于名词或名词词组前后，主要限定句中名词的词，是虚词。现代汉语中有数词，没有冠词。
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