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    abbr.AbbreviationAbbreviation for 'transitive verb,' a verb that requires a direct object.
    The abbreviation 'vt.' stands for transitive verb.
    n.NounA verb that requires a direct object to complete its meaning.
    The verb 'kick' is a transitive verb in the sentence 'He kicked the ball'.

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    Learn English Grammar: The Sentence

    18:29Learn English Grammar: The Sentence
    • again, before I get back to the objects, let me explain this word: "transitive verb". I

      again, before I get back to the objects, let me explain this word: "transitive verb". I

    • word. Understand the meaning of this situation. A transitive verb must take an object, a direct

      word. Understand the meaning of this situation. A transitive verb must take an object, a direct

    A2

    The Word on Language and Grammar with Anne Curzan, Part 4

    01:58The Word on Language and Grammar with Anne Curzan, Part 4
    • transitive verb.

      transitive verb.

    • So we took lay and created the transitive verb.

      So we took lay and created the transitive verb.

    A2

    Advanced English Grammar: The Infinitive Clause & The Infinitive Phrase

    09:48Advanced English Grammar: The Infinitive Clause & The Infinitive Phrase
    • Now, "to learn" is also not enough because this is a transitive verb.

      Now, "to learn" is also not enough because this is a transitive verb.

    • Now, "to learn" is also not enough because this is a transitive verb.

      Now, "to learn" is also not enough because this is a transitive verb.

    B1

    Confusing English: LIE or LAY? RAISE, RISE, or ARISE?

    22:57Confusing English: LIE or LAY? RAISE, RISE, or ARISE?
    • Well, here's the example of transitive verb: "I love".

      Well, here's the example of transitive verb: "I love".

    • You are my object, my love goes to you. That's what a transitive verb means,

      You are my object, my love goes to you. That's what a transitive verb means,

    A2

    Advanced English Grammar: Dependent Clauses

    23:19Advanced English Grammar: Dependent Clauses
    • But it's a transitive verb, means it can take an object, so I give it an object. This object

      But it's a transitive verb, means it can take an object, so I give it an object. This object

    • and I have—but it's a transitive verb, means it can take an object, so I give it an object.

      and I have—but it's a transitive verb, means it can take an object, so I give it an object.

    B1

    Using Proper English - Episode 12 Full HD 1080p

    02:31Using Proper English - Episode 12 Full HD 1080p
    • As a transitive verb, for instance, John fucked Shirley.

      As a transitive verb, for instance, John fucked Shirley.

    • As a transitive verb for instance:

      As a transitive verb for instance:

    A2

    Grammar: How to use TO with transitive verbs

    09:40Grammar: How to use TO with transitive verbs
    • It's not a transitive verb.

      It's not a transitive verb.

    A2

    5 ways to use 'stand' as a verb - English In A Minute

    01:035 ways to use 'stand' as a verb - English In A Minute
    • We can also use 'stand' as a transitive verb which means 'to endure'.

      We can also use 'stand' as a transitive verb which means 'to endure'.

    A2

    Are YOU Saying it WRONG? 5 Highly Common Mistakes in English

    11:43Are YOU Saying it WRONG? 5 Highly Common Mistakes in English
    • "To like" is a transitive verb, so it needs an object.

      "To like" is a transitive verb, so it needs an object.

    A2

    Transitive and Intransitive Verbs | Natural English Grammar

    05:09Transitive and Intransitive Verbs | Natural English Grammar
    • A transitive verb, is a verb that is able to take a direct object after it.

      A transitive verb, is a verb that is able to take a direct object after it.

    • Compare this with a transitive verb.

      Compare this with a transitive verb.

    C1