Russian Language Grammar Analysis:
The Russian text translates to: "[preposition/prefix] an adjective means a transition from one qual-ity to another: [word meaning to freeze], get ill — to get sick, get fat — to get fat." This explains how adjectives can indicate a change of state or quality.
- 'ед прилагательным' likely refers to a grammatical construction involving an adjective.
- 'означает переход из одного качества в другое' translates to 'means a transition from one quality to another'.
- 'мерзнуть, get ill — заболеть': This pairs the Russian verb 'мерзнуть' (to freeze) and the English 'get ill' with the Russian 'заболеть' (to get sick), illustrating a transition of state.
- 'get fat — растолстеть': This pairs the English 'get fat' with the Russian 'растолстеть' (to get fat), another example of a change of state.
Analysis of the Russian grammar explanation concerning adjectives and change of state.