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Definition of
ditransitive adjective
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
ditransitive
adjective
adjective
NAmE
/
/
daɪˈtrænsət̮ɪv
/
/
,
NAmE
/
/
daɪˈtrænzət̮ɪv
/
/
(
grammar
)
jump to other results
(
of verbs
)
used with two objects. In the sentence
‘
I gave her the book
’
, for example, the verb
‘
give
’
is
ditransitive
and
‘
her
’
and
‘
the books
’
are both objects.
See
ditransitive
in the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
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ditransitive
Nearby words
dither
verb
dither
noun
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ditsy
ditto
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