conditional sentence

English

Noun

conditional sentence (plural conditional sentences)

1. (grammar) A sentence discussing factual implications or hypothetical situations and their consequences. A full conditional sentence contains two clauses: the condition or protasis, and the consequence or apodosis.
2. (law, Canada) probation.

Translations

grammar: type of sentence

• Arabic: جُمْلَة شَرْطِيَّة f (jumla(t) šarṭiyya)
• Bulgarian: условие (bg) n (uslovie)
• Czech: kondicionál (cs) m, podmínková věta f
• Finnish: ehtolause (fi), konditionaalilause
• Romanian: propoziție condițională (ro) f
• Russian: усло́вие (ru) n (uslóvije)
• Vietnamese: câu điều kiện

probation — see probation