形容词 + 介词 + 宾语" 后置修饰名词（Adjective + Preposition + Object as a Postpositive Modifier）

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「介词 + 宾语」放在形容词后面的结构。

✅ "形容词 + 介词 + 宾语" 后置修饰名词（Adjective + Preposition + Object as a Postpositive Modifier）。
例子分析：

• A country rich in history and culture.
  
  • 形容词：rich
  • 介词：in
  • 宾语：history and culture
  • 整体修饰名词 "a country"
    
• A tree full of red apples.
  
  • 形容词：full
  • 介词：of
  • 宾语：red apples
  • 整体修饰名词 "a tree"
    
• A person skilled in mathematics.
  
  • 形容词：skilled
  • 介词：in
  • 宾语：mathematics
  • 整体修饰名词 "a person"
    

所以，这个结构可以称为：
✅ “形容词 + 介词 + 宾语 后置修饰名词”（Adjective + Preposition + Object as a Postpositive Modifier）。为什么不叫作“介词短语”？

"介词短语" 一般指 介词 + 宾语 组成的短语，但在这里，我们关注的是 形容词 + 介词 + 宾语 的结构，所以用 "介词短语" 可能会不够精准。

可以把这种结构称为 “形容词 + 介词宾语后置修饰名词”（Adjective + Preposition + Object as a Postpositive Modifier）。
解释：

• “后置修饰”（Postpositive Modification）：
  通常，形容词在英语中直接放在名词前（如 a beautiful city），但当形容词后跟 介词短语 时，往往 后置修饰 名词，比如：
  
  • A city famous for its skyscrapers. ✅（不能说 A famous for its skyscrapers city. ❌）
  • A book full of pictures. ✅（不能说 A full of pictures book. ❌）
    
• 为什么形容词 + 介词短语要后置？
  
  • 介词短语往往较长，后置可以让句子更自然、流畅。
  • 形容词 + 介词短语 本质上像一个定语从句的简化：
    
    • A city that is famous for its skyscrapers. → A city famous for its skyscrapers.
    • A tree that is full of red apples. → A tree full of red apples.
      

这个结构的常见模式：

✅ 名词 + 形容词 + 介宾

• A country rich in history and culture.
• A tree full of red apples.
• A bag filled with books.
• A person skilled in mathematics.
• A city famous for its nightlife.
  

所以，你可以把它称为：
“形容词 + 介词宾语后置修饰名词”结构（Adjective + Preposition + Object——"Preposition + Object" Postmodifying a Noun）。

简单称呼：形容词+介宾

例句：

• The people prejudiced against industry will finally understand.
  （被修饰名词：The people，形容词 + 介词宾语：prejudiced against industry）
• The man interested in history reads a lot of books.
  （被修饰名词：The man，形容词 + 介词宾语：interested in history）
• The students worried about the exam studied all night.
  （被修饰名词：The students，形容词 + 介词宾语：worried about the exam）
• The workers tired of the long hours demanded a break.
  （被修饰名词：The workers，形容词 + 介词宾语：tired of the long hours）
• The book related to science is on the shelf.
  （被修饰名词：The book，形容词 + 介词短语：related to science）
  

这个结构常见于书面语和正式表达中！

"Available for each person" follows the same grammatical structure:
✅ Adjective + Preposition + Object as a Postpositive Modifier
Breakdown:

• Adjective: available
• Preposition: for
• Object: each person
• Postpositive Modifier Role: The phrase "available for each person" modifies an implied noun, for example:
  
  • A seat available for each person.
  • Information available for each person.
    

Comparison with Other Examples:[td]

Example	Adjective	Preposition	Object
A country rich in history and culture.	rich	in	history and culture
A tree full of red apples.	full	of	red apples
A person skilled in mathematics.	skilled	in	mathematics
A seat available for each person.	available	for	each person

So yes, "available for each person" fits exactly into the same pattern!

"Eager for revenge" follows the same grammatical pattern:
✅ Adjective + Preposition + Object as a Postpositive Modifier
Breakdown:

• Adjective: eager
• Preposition: for
• Object: revenge
• Postpositive Modifier Role: This phrase can modify a noun, for example:
  
  • A warrior eager for revenge.
  • An enemy eager for revenge.
    

Comparison with Other Examples:ExampleAdjectivePrepositionObject
A country rich in history and culture.richinhistory and culture
A tree full of red apples.fullofred apples
A person skilled in mathematics.skilledinmathematics
A seat available for each person.availableforeach person
A warrior eager for revenge.eagerforrevengeSo yes, "eager for revenge" fits the same grammatical theory!