0 (of a verb) in a transitive way (= having or needing an object):
Can "cry" be used transitively?
Many intransitive verbs can also be used transitively.
In virtually all English dictionaries sneeze is an intransitive verb only, but in this sentence it is being used transitively: She sneezed the napkin off the table.
Since our local groupoids act simply transitively, we obtain the following improvement.
A graph is called z -uniform if all zigzags have the same length and signature, z -transitive if its group acts transitively on zigzags.
As the leaves are (n - 1)-dimensional and the flow of vi shuffles them, the flow acts transitively and all leaves are homeomorphic.
The rule is lexically determined and affects the class of transitively used movement verbs involving a destination as part of their meaning.
As discussed earlier, the mixed verbs the children acquired later were more likely to be used transitively than those acquired early in development.
Generally, utility is conceived in terms of transitively ordered actor preferences for particular system states that represent value, or well-being, to individual actors.
A transitive mereological context contains also the component individuals that are transitively par ts of the component individual that specifies the context.
