Translation
to suppose, to assume
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Examples
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I suppose that he has already left.
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We cannot assume that without proof.
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Suppose that you are a rich person.
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She supposed him to be ill.
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What do you suppose about that strange matter?
is the hedge. commits you to believing, puts your opinion on record, and merely takes something as likely until better information turns up. It takes a clause in the ordinary way, and it also allows the compact pattern , where the adjective describes the object directly. is the assumption, e means presumably, and both turn up wherever Esperanto writers are being careful about what they can actually claim.
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Word family
Words built on supozi with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- supozebleadverb
presumably, supposedly
supozi-ebl-: as can be supposed
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 6, lesson 13: supozi, flugi, trans and 7 more words.