l'
apʁɔʃ
Translation
approach
Word origin
A back-formation from the verb approcher, from Late Latin appropiare ('to draw near'), built on ad- ('to') and prope ('near'). English approach comes from the same source.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- appropiare
- English cognates
- approach
Grammar
Examples
Cette .
This approach is very effective.
l' l', .
As winter approaches, the days become shorter.
' .
We need a new approach.
.
His approach to the problem is very different from mine.
l' , aboyer.
As we approached the village, the dogs began to bark.
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