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com·bin·ing form AHD[kəm-bīʹnĭng] D.J.[kəmˈbaɪnɪŋ]K.K.[kəmˈbaɪnɪŋ]n.Grammar（名词）【语法】- A modified form of an independent word in English or in a language such as Greek or Latin from which English has borrowed that occurs only in combination with other forms. It combines with words, affixes, or other combining forms to form compounds or derivatives, aselectro- (from electric ) in electromagnet or geo- (from Greek gēo-, from gē- "earth") in geochemistry. 构词成分：英语或英语从诸如拉丁、希腊语中借来的独立单词的一种变形，本身不能独立存在，一般与单词、词缀或其它构词成分合成构成合成词或派生词，如electromagnet 中的 electro- （从 electric 而来），以及 geochemistry 一词中的 geo- （从希腊文 geo- 及 ge- “土地”而来）
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