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dan·gling participle AHD[dăngʹglĭng] D.J.[ˈdæŋglɪŋ]K.K.[ˈdæŋglɪŋ]n.Grammar（名词）【语法】- A participle, usually in a subordinate clause, that lacks a clear grammatical relation with the subject of the sentence, such asapproaching in the sentence Approaching New York, the skyline came into view. 垂悬分词：一种分词，通常在从句中，它和句中的主语缺少明显的语法关系，如approaching（靠近） 在句子 Approaching New York, the skyline came into view（靠近纽约城，天空的轮廓映入眼帘）
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