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IPA
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key
)
:
/ˈtrænzɪtɪv/
Audio (US)
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file
)
Hyphenation
: tran‧si‧tive
Adjective
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change
]
Positive
transitive
Comparative
more
transitive
Superlative
most
transitive
If something is
transitive
, it makes a
transit
or
passage
.
(
grammar
)
Having at least one
object
, as with a
clause
(
I broke the vase
), or a
verb
used in such a clause (
break
).
Antonym:
intransitive
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