/prəˈpəʊz/
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Translation
To suggest a plan or idea, or to ask someone to marry you.
Word origin
From Old French proposer, based on Latin proponere, meaning to put forward.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- proponere
- English cognates
- proposal, purpose
Grammar
Verb typeregular (propose, proposes, proposed)
Examples
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Here "propose" means to suggest a plan in a formal way.
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You can propose an idea for others to talk about.
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"Propose to someone" means to ask them to marry you.
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