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grasping, greedy
his rapacious greed |
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reason, method, plan, way (F)
please try to create a rational plan this time, I hate your lack of method |
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oar (M)
Remus Lupin was never very good at rowing, he hated oars |
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repair, renew (1)
literally re new |
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| reperio, reperire, repperi, repertum |
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find, find out
when repairing the roof, they found the box of treasure hidden in the loft |
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rest (F)
I need to rest in the quiet |
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| restituo, restituere, restitui, restitutum |
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restore, return
after a rest to restore his energy, he returned to work |
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wheel (F)
she watched the rotations of the wheel |
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| salio, salire, salui, saltum |
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leap, jump
sally can leap incredibly high, sailing over the jump |
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| satisfacio, satisfacere, satisfeci, satisfactum |
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| sceleratus, scelerata, sceleratum |
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wicked, criminal
the wicked criminal must have scaled the walls an come in through the skylight |
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crime (N)
it is a crime to scale some one's walls |
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growing corn (F)
we've grown enough corn to withstand a siege |
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star, constellation (N)
lying side by side looking at the stars... |
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be silent
you are still meant to be silent |
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breast, lap, bay (M)
Toby likes to lie on mum's lap, although he has such bad sinus' we can hear every breathe and snore |
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| sisto, sister, stiti, statum |
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place, be placed, stop
you must stop your sister from going to that place |
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disturb, make anxious, urge, provoke, incite (1)
his solicitude is making me anxious, he normally prefers to provoke me |
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| sollicitudo, sollicitudinis |
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| sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum |
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space, distance, interval (N)
their spatial awareness is terrible, they have no idea of space or distance |
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of (its/ my/ your) own accord, by (itself, myself, yourself)
my, your, its spontaneous action |
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position, outpost
stay at your station, do not change position! |
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be eager, keen on, devote oneself to, favour (+DAT)
I am eager to devote myself to my studies, I hope |
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eagerness, enthusiasm, goodwill, study
look at her eagerness to study, I wish I had her enthusiasm |
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| subeo, subire, subii/ subivi, subitum |
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approach, enter, undergo
we don't need subterfuge to enter, we simply approach the door |
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below, underneath
a submarine goes below or underneath the water |
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| subvenio, subvenire, subveni, subventum |
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come to help, help (+ DAT)
a substitute teacher come to help out the school |
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| succurro, succerrere, succurri, succursum |
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come to help, help (+DAT)
he was running to help |
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imploring, suppliant
he supply bent down and began imploring the king for pardon |
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| higher, previous, superior |
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above, beyond
he's so super, he goes above and beyond the call of duty |
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| supremus, suprema, supremum |
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last, latest, greatest
I am supreme, I am the greatest king of all. Your the last king if we have anything to do with it |
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highest, the top of, utmost, extreme
the summit |
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suspect (1)
he is very suspicious, I suspected him immediately |
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slow
don't be slow or you'll be tardy |
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earth, land, country (F)
tell us us about this new land, does the earth need much tilling? |
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weather, storm (F)
look at the tempestuous weather, its so stormy! |
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witness (C)
I'm afraid the witness will have to testify |
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show, prove, declare, call to witness (1)
In court they test you and try to prove you claim or show you to be wrong |
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be alarmed, agitated (1)
they walked forward with some trepidation, trying not to be alarmed |
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| tribuo, tribuere, tribui, tributum |
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give, grant, pay, assign
Every year they must pay a tribute |
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