Is the below an adjective phrase?
"to keep something warm, causing it to develop, esp. to keep eggs warm until the young are born:"
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1It's not a complete sentence. It sounds like a definition of some term, probably incubate. – Andrew Apr 1 at 15:38
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thanks.w hat about this one "It can fragment habitats in a variety of ways, reducing the number of pollinators, which in turn may reduce the number or size of the flowers" – m.r. karimi Apr 1 at 15:45
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What about it? It's a complete sentence. I'm not sure what question you want answered. – Andrew Apr 1 at 18:32
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When you look up a verb in a dictionary, it probably would give you such explainations:
incubate
To keep something warm, causing it to develop, esp. to keep eggs warm until the young are born:
It always begins with "To do sth". It's a reduction of
It means to keep something warm ...
or
"Incubate" means to keep something warm ...
