verbe transitif

Le complément d'objet direct reçoit l'action d'un verbe transitif.
A direct object receives the action of a transitive verb.
Un verbe transitif peut avoir un complément d'objet direct, un complément d'objet indirect, ou les deux.
A transitive verb may take either a direct object or an indirect object, or both.
« Nacer » est appelé un verbe déponent ; bien qu’intransitif, il est parfois employé comme verbe transitif, comme dans « individus nés en 1950 ».
"Nacer" is called a deponent verb; though intransitive, it is sometimes used as a transitive verb, as in "individuos nacidos en 1950."
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