compound sentence

English

compound sentence (plural compound sentences)

(grammar) a sentence that has two or more independent clauses, joined by a conjunction (such as 'but', 'and') and/or punctuation (such as ',').

Examples
The alarm went off and I got out of bed. I got to work but my computer wouldn't work

a sentence that has two or more independent clauses, joined by a conjunction and/or punctuation.

Armenian: բարդ նախադասություն (hy) (bard naxadasutʻyun)
Dutch: nevenschikkende zin m, gecoördineerde zin m
French: phrase complexe (fr) f
Georgian: რთული ქვეწყობილი წინადადება (rtuli kvec̣q̇obili c̣inadadeba), რთული თანწყობილი წინადადება (rtuli tanc̣q̇obili c̣inadadeba)
German: Satzreihe (de) f, Satzverbindung (de) f
Hungarian: összetett mondat
Indonesian: kalimat majemuk setara (id)
Japanese: 重文 (jūbun)
Korean: 병렬문 (byeongnyeolmun)
Malay: ayat majmuk (ms)
Polish: zdanie złożone (pl) n
Russian: сложносочинённое предложе́ние n (složnosočinjónnoje predložénije)
Semai: ayat majmuk
Spanish: oración coordinada (es) f
Tagalog: tambalang pangungusap
Thai: อเนกรรถประโยค (à-nee-gàt-tà-bprà-yòok), ประโยคความรวม (bprà-yòok-kwaam-ruuam)
Welsh: brawddeg gyfansawdd f

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