Clarifications regarding the AをBに。。。 construction I've read Meaning and transitivity of before, but i'm looking to confirm some things where AB()is not the case. > **** **** > > basking my body under her gaze, I feel my body shrink. Basking with on ?Is there a more intuitive way to read this it literally? > **** **** > > all of a sudden, the disturbance following the sudden pouring rain, satisfies my premonitions.? Simplifying as ... I am fairly sure <- as is made to be transitive. Am I to to interpret as () (for the purpose of , ! ) ?. = the disturbance, for me, predicting it(the disturbance) is satisfactory? Thanks for the help.

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I am not very sure what you mean by saying "<- as is made to be transitive."

Isn't transitive even if it's not in causative form? also stands. It's in the causative form because it says .
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> Am I to to interpret as () (for the purpose of , ! ) ?.

Yes, , meaning that it was enough for the purpose of making 'me' predict it.