intr.
intr. — 縮寫
1. a short written tag, mainly seen in dictionaries and grammar books, that marks a
不及物動詞
字典中標示不及物動詞的縮寫
a short written tag, mainly seen in dictionaries and grammar books, that marks a verb as intransitive — that is, a verb that does not take a direct object after it
In the dictionary, 'arrive' is marked 'intr.' because it never takes a direct object.
字典裡,「arrive」標記為「intr.」,因為它後面從不接直接受詞。
intr. as a dictionary grammar tag
Adina underlined every entry tagged 'intr.' to revise the intransitive verbs before the exam.
Adina 把每個標記「intr.」的詞條畫底線,準備考前複習這些不及物動詞。
The grammar guide listed 'sleep (intr.)' next to 'wake (tr. or intr.)' to show the difference.
這本文法書把「sleep (intr.)」和「wake (tr. or intr.)」並列,用來說明兩者的差異。
Devika added 'intr.' beside 'rise' in her notes so she would not confuse it with 'raise'.
Devika 在筆記中的「rise」旁邊加上「intr.」,避免之後與「raise」混淆。
Older dictionaries write 'v.i.' or 'vi', while modern ones often use the longer form 'intr.' for clarity.
舊版字典常寫作「v.i.」或「vi」,現代字典則為了清楚常採用較長的「intr.」。
- vi
older dictionary tag for 'verb intransitive'; same meaning, different layout
- v.i.
traditional form with periods, more common in twentieth-century dictionaries
- intransitive
the full word; used in running text and explanations rather than as a tag
文法句型
v intr / verb intr
intr. + verb headword
vi / intr. as dictionary tag
用法筆記
Only appears in written reference material — dictionary entries, grammar books, ESL textbooks, and learners' notes. Distinguish from 'tr.' (transitive, takes a direct object) and from 'aux.' (auxiliary). A verb may be tagged 'intr.' for one sense and 'tr.' for another in the same entry.