accusative in Danish
accusative in Danish is akkusativ — accusative means suggesting or making an accusation, or reflecting a finding of fault or blame.
accusative in Danish
akkusativ
(grammar) The accusative case.
What does "accusative" mean?
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adjective Suggesting or making an accusation, or reflecting a finding of fault or blame.
"His tone turned accusative the moment he mentioned the missing money."
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noun In grammar, the case that marks the direct object of a transitive verb in languages such as Latin, Greek and German.
"In German, a direct object takes the accusative case."
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accusative in a sentence
- His tone turned accusative the moment he mentioned the missing money.
- She sent an accusative email listing everyone she thought had let her down.
- In German, a direct object takes the accusative case.
- Latin students often confuse the accusative with the dative case.
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What is "accusative" in Danish?
"accusative" in Danish is akkusativ. accusative means: Suggesting or making an accusation, or reflecting a finding of fault or blame.
How do you use "accusative" in a sentence?
Example: "His tone turned accusative the moment he mentioned the missing money." In Danish, "accusative" is akkusativ.
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