prepositional verb

precre

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[ˈpɾekɾe]

1. transitive verb To beg, to ask for.

2. transitive verb To say (a prayer).

3. intransitive verb To pray.

Etymology: From Latin precare.

~ pur

[ˈpɾekɾe puɾ]

1. prepositional verb To pray for.

contre

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[ˈkontɾe]

1. transitive verb To count (numbers), to tell (a story).

2. intransitive verb To count, to tell.

Etymology: From Latin computare.

~ cõ

[ˈkontɾe ko]

1. prepositional verb To count on somebody, to rely on somebody.

trawăre

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[ˈtɾawəɾe]

1. intransitive verb To pull, to draw, to drag, to be tight.

2. transitive verb To bring, to carry.

Etymology: From Latin trahere.

~ de

[ˈtɾawəɾe de]

1. prepositional verb To pull (using a rope).

olorăre

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[oˈloɾəɾe]

1. transitive verb To smell (a flower, a perfume, etc.).

2. intransitive verb To smell, to give off a kind of smell.

Etymology: From olor plus derivative suffix -re.

~ a

[oˈloɾəɾe a]

1. prepositional verb To smell of (something).

 

pensăre

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[ˈpensəɾe]

1. transitive verb To think, to think about, to think over.

2. intransitive verb To think.

Etymology: From Latin pensare.

~ de

[ˈpensəɾe de]

1. prepositional verb To think of (somebody/something), to have an opinion about (somebody/something).

~ ne

[ˈpensəɾe ne]

1. prepositional verb To think about (somebody/something), to have (somebody/something) in one’s thoughts.