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until
I'm done, until I receive the next word list anyway |
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last, endure (1)
its durable |
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look!
I've lost my pen, I must look for it! |
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| efficio, eficere, efeci, efectum |
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cause, accomplish, perform
She effectively performed the task and accomplished much in the process |
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at a distance, from a distance
you can only speak to his eminence from a distance |
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although, even if
and although its only in my mind, and im talking to myself and not to him... |
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| evenio, evenire, eveni, eventum |
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happen, result
no matter what happens I will try to be happy with my results, even if I have failed |
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| excelsus, excels, excelsum |
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high
Hermione always gets high marks, she always excels herself |
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value, think (1)
I think that there does not exist a value for this, it is priceless |
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| experiential, experientae |
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experience (F)
she benefitted from the experience |
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| experior, experiri, expertus sum |
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try, attempt, experience
he's trying to experience everything, he needs an experts advice |
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| exploratory, exploratoris |
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scout, spy (M)
the explorer was secretly a spy for the enemy |
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outside (+ ACC)
and can I have extra sauce, but make sure its on the outside of the burger |
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| extremus, extrema, extremum |
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hunger (F)
in the famine they all suffered from hunger |
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right, what is allowed
it is fascinating, the vast cultural differences in what is right and what is allowed |
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| faveo, favere, favi, fautum |
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made of iron, cruel
ferro= iron |
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wild animal (F)
she is so wild she's practically feral |
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trust, rely upon (+DAT)
you can rely upon her, she has shown great fidelity |
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| figo, figere, fixi, fictum |
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fix, attach, transfer
Can you help me fix this fig tree? I want to transfer it from this side and attach it to the fence |
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ditch, trench
please don't floss in the ditch, that's disgusting! |
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| formosus, formosa, formosum |
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beautiful
look at her beautiful form |
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bravery (F)
Elinor showed great bravery and fortitude |
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perhaps
perhaps I should have forseen it |
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perhaps
perhaps the fort was not strong enough and was easily breached |
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enjoy (+ABL)
I don't really enjoy cooking with fructose |
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flight (F)
the fugitive has begun his flight |
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| fungor, fungi, functus sum |
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perform (+ABL)
It performs its function |
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thief (M)
stop that thief, he stole my furs! |
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rage, madness (M)
there was such a furore you would have thought madness had overtaken him |
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groan, lamentation (M)
he lamented the loss of his gem |
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| gemo, gemere, gemui, gemitum |
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race, kind, sort, birth (N)
look at the genes |
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| gigno, gignere, genui, genitum |
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produce, give birth to
she gave birth at a gig! |
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knee (N)
like the French (genou) |
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favour, kindness, charm, thanks
they are very thankful and grateful for the charming favour |
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| ignosco, ignoscere, ignovi, ignotum |
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forgive, pardon (+DAT)
I forgive you for ignoring me |
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| image, picture, statue, ghost (F) |
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shower, rain (M)
an uMBrella in invaluable in a shower of rain |
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empty, worthless, vain
in vain she tried to bloc out her inane commentary |
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unarmed
they are in armed (unarmed) |
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| inactive, sluggish, inert |
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| inferior (GEN= inferioris) |
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