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Translation

adventure

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Word origin

From French aventure, from Latin adventura, 'things about to happen', on advenire ('to arrive'). English adventure, advent and venture are the same word at three removes.

Origin
French
Root
adventura
English cognates
adventure, advent, venture

Examples

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The book tells of adventures in a foreign land.

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She was always looking for a new adventure.

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Our day in the forest turned into a great adventure.

covers the exciting journey and, as in French and English, the romantic entanglement; amaventuro spells the second out when the context will not. The adjective describes a story of that kind, and o is the person who goes looking for one. The root also gives , to take a risk, though is commoner.

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This word is taught in chapter 17, lesson 8: aventuro, signalo, kadavro and 7 more words.