Übersetzung für 'grammatical object' von Englisch nach Deutsch

grammatical object

grammatisches Objekt {n}ling.

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Herbig-Haro object <HH object>

Herbig-Haro-Objekt {n} <HH-Objekt>astron.

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grammatical {adj}

sprachlich

grammatikalisch

grammatisch

grammatical analysis

grammatische Zergliederung {f}ling.

grammatische Analyse {f}

grammatical alternation

grammatischer Wechsel {m}ling.

grammatical mistake

Grammatikfehler {m}ling.

grammatical gender

grammatikalisches Geschlecht {n}ling.

Genus {n}ling.

grammatisches Geschlecht {n}ling.

grammatical error

Grammatikfehler {m}ling.

grammatischer Fehler {m}ling.

grammatical errors

Grammatikfehler {pl}ling.

grammatical meaning

grammatische Bedeutung {f}ling.

grammatical dictionary

grammatikalisches Wörterbuch {n}

grammatical voice

Genus {n} verbi [alt]ling.

Genus {n} Verbiling.

grammatical structure

Grammatikstruktur {f}ling.

grammatical theory

Grammatiktheorie {f}ling.

• Note that particle "po" forms a phrase with the numeral "tri" and is not a preposition for the noun phrase "tri pomojn," so it does not prevent a grammatical object from taking the accusative case.
• Transitive verbs encode the gender of the grammatical object, and intransitive verbs encode the gender of the grammatical subject, creating a set of four verb subclasses.
• Wodehouse occasionally has Bertie using transferred epithets, usually modifying the grammatical object of the sentence with an adjective instead of using the corresponding adverb to modify the verb of the sentence.
• Some writers precede quoted material that is the grammatical object of an active verb of speaking or writing with a comma, as in "Mr.
• Despite the paradigm shift, American linguists maintained Wundt's syntactic analysis which entails the placement of the grammatical object into the verb phrase.

• In linguistics, an object pronoun is a personal pronoun that is used typically as a grammatical object: the direct or indirect object of a verb, or the object of a preposition.
• Teiwa has intransitive and transitive verbs. The transitive verbs are monotransitive, meaning they have a single grammatical object.
• While in ordinary passive voice, the object of the action becomes the subject of the sentence, in impersonal passive voice, it remains the grammatical object.