" Eat" is intransitive, which means we do not have to say it.

" Eat" 及物动词，也就说我们必说吃了什么或者要吃什么。

On the other hand, " rise" is intransitive.

另一方面，" rise" 及物动词。

Refrain is a verb that does not take a direct object; it is intransitive.

Refrain一个直接宾语的动词；它及物的。

If it's intransitive, it stands on its own.

如果及物的，它需要独立使用。

Now this phrasal verb is intransitive and therefore it's also inseparable right?

这个短语动词及物动词，因此也可分割的，对吧？

Then there's the intransitive verb - that's a verb without an object.

那，这样就会说到及物动词decline——也就宾语。

Intransitive means to not take a direct object.

及物指直接宾语。

All verbs are classified as either transitive or intransitive.

所有的动词被分为及物或及物。

In a previous Everyday Grammar, we discussed intransitive verbs.

在上一期的《每日语法》节目里，我们讨论了及物动词。

Unlike intransitive verbs, transitive verbs take one or more complements.

与及物动词同，及物动词需要一个或多个补语。

'Lie' is an intransitive verb and it has no object.

lie 及物动词，没有宾语。

" Go off" is what we call an intransitive verb.

go off就我们所说的及物动词短语。

The short answer is that " raise" is a transitive verb and " rise" is intransitive.

简来说，“raise”及物动词，“rise”及物动词。

On the other hand, " rise" is intransitive. It is never followed by a direct object.

而“rise”及物动词，后面能直接跟宾语。

These verbs are interesting because all of them can be used in a transitive or an intransitive sense.

这些动词很有趣，因为它们都可以用在及物义或及物意义上。

Intransitive verbs, such as " go off, " do not have a direct object.

及物动词短语没有直接宾语的，如" go off" 。

Now intransitive verbs are the opposite.

及物动词正好相反的。

English speakers do not generally use intransitive verbs, verbs that do not take an object, in the passive voice.

英语母语人士一般使用及物动词，即宾语的动词。

To start you thinking about intransitive verbs consider this passage.

为了让你更好地理解及物动词，先看看这段话。

Today we will explore another common pattern: the intransitive verb pattern.

今天，我们将探究另一种常见句型：及物动词句型。