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genitive case

/ˈdʒenɪtɪv keɪs/

Traduction: Cas grammatical utilisé pour exprimer la possession, l'origine ou une relation étroite entre des noms, souvent rendu en anglais par l'apostrophe-s ('s) ou la préposition 'of'.

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/ˈdʒenɪtɪv keɪs/C1formal
  • frCas grammatical utilisé pour exprimer la possession, l'origine ou une relation étroite entre des noms, souvent rendu en anglais par l'apostrophe-s ('s) ou la préposition 'of'.

A grammatical case used to indicate possession, origin, or a close relationship between nouns, often expressed in English with an apostrophe-s ('s) or the preposition 'of'.

  1. B2formal

    A grammatical case used to indicate possession, origin, or a close relationship between nouns.

    frcas génitif

    • In English, the genitive case is often formed with an apostrophe and 's', as in 'John's book'.
    • The genitive case in Latin is used to show ownership.
    • In German, the genitive case is used for possession, like 'des Mannes' (the man's).
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