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Direct object

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Noun

direct object

(grammatical terminology): The noun that the verb is directly acting upon. In languages where case is determined by word order, a word in the accusative case would also be in close physical proximity to the verb.

Ex: I see the car. (car is the direct object) --Wikipedia.

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Translations

Dutch: lijdend voorwerp n
French: C.O.D. m, complément d'objet direct m
Japanese: 直接目的語 (chokusetsu mokutekigo)

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The noun "direct object" has one sense:

direct object

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