/ak.tif/
Translation
active, busy
Word origin
From Latin activus, from agere ('to do, to drive'). The same verb gives English 'act', 'agent' and 'agenda'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- activus
- English cognates
- active, act, agent
Grammar
Examples
- -vingts .
My grandfather is still very active at eighty.
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She leads an active, simple life.
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Active members of the club pay less.
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He remains active in local politics.
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Get more involved, time goes quickly.
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