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arm (N)
please try not to break your arm |
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| caelestis, caeliestis, caeleste |
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warm, hot
caldo is hot in italian
imagine a calender showing a really hot day
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| callidus, callida, callidum |
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cunning, clever
both cunning and callidus have double letters
he cleverly called from a phone box so that the phone could not be traced
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| carpo, carpere, carpsi, carptum |
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pluck, enjoy, vilify
carpe diem- seize the day
carpe viam- enjoy the road |
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| censeo, censere, censui, censum |
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think, vote, decree, rate
I think we should live in a place where we all have a vote and can live without censorship |
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delay, cease, be inactive (1)
I wish you would cease trying to delay us |
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| ciero, ciere, civi, citum |
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rouse, set in motion
if you use the key to open the kia it will set in motion the alarm and rouse the whole neighbourhood
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ashes (M)
sadly she scooped up the ashes from the incinerator
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rouse, summon, quote
to cite is to quote |
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quickly
this quickly gets confusing because it is both a verb and an adverb |
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on this side, near
he lives on this side of the city
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on this side of
he lives on this side of the city |
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confine, restrain, control (1)
when you coerce someone you are trying to control them |
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supplies, provisions (M)
they would try and commandeer the supplies from their enemies |
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| concido, concidere, concidi |
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fall (esp in battle), perish, collapse
if they concede defeat all their warriors will perish and fall |
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| concido, concidere, concisei, consisum |
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cut down, destroy
I consider it best to destroy all evidence of the battle |
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win over, make friendly, procure
he conciliated them on their loss and thus procured their friendship |
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| confectus, confecta, confectum |
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worn out
Does Willy Wonka never get worn out of all his confectionary? |
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| consuesco, consuescere, cinsuevi, consuetum |
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accustom, become accustomed
one can become accustomed to anything, even open sewers. |
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| consuetudo, consuetudonis |
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custom, habit
it is his strange habit of conning tourists into paying to see the sewers |
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| consulo, consulere, consului, consultum |
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| consider, consult, take thought for |
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assembly, speech
the count gathered them into an assembly and began his speech...
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horn, wing of army (N)
a cornucopia is a large horn
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| cotidianus, cotidiana, cotidianum |
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daily
in french quotidien= daily |
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| cratinus, crastina, crastinum |
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of tomorrow
I don't want to think of tomorrow; there is too much danger of us crashing today |
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frequent, numerous, crowded
we are frequently surrounded by numerous creatures, they are all my brothers |
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frequently
seriously bro, how frequently does this have to happen before you realise you cannot keep such creatures in the house? |
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delay (1)
we were delayed by a group of nuns crossing the road
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condemn (1)
they believed you would be condemned or damned to spent eternity in hell if you swore |
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damage, loss (N)
damn them for the damage they have caused! |
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feast, banquet (f)
you're looking very dapper? oh, it the feast tonight
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it is fitting, proper
decent |
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glory, splendour, honour
we must decorate the house to honour the Gods |
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it is disgraceful, improper
decet- proper, de- not |
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disgrace, dishonour, shame
decus- honour, dedecus- dishonour
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| demo, demere, dempsi, demptum |
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take away, remove
a demo is taken away after a certain amount of time |
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exactly, precisely, at last
demons exist?
exactly!
at last, things are beginning to make sense!
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longing, regret (N)
desist your pointless regret, you cannot change the past!
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to long for, to miss (1)
you must decide whether or not you will spend your life longing for the past |
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loss, damage (N)
this loss is extremely detrimental to our comapnies health... |
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fight, struggle (1)
we will not simply diminish, we will fight for our freedom!
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disagreeing, at variance
during our discourse it has become apparent there is some discord in the group, certain members seem to be at variance with the others |
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| domo, domere, domui, domitum |
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tame, subdue, conquer
he exerted his domination over the eastern lands, conquering new territories and subduing those you tried to revolt |
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double, twofold
...you double crossing, duplicitious, little ... |
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lack, need (+abl)
we need more eggs to sucessfully make this cake!
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