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/e.pi.zɔd/
Translation
episode
Word origin
From Greek epeisodion, the part of a tragedy inserted between two choral songs, from epi- ('upon') and eisodos ('entrance'). French took it in the seventeenth century and English borrowed 'episode' from the French.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- epeisodion
- English cognates
- episode, episodic
Grammar
Examples
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The last episode is on this Sunday evening.
'affilée.
We watched three episodes in a row.
Cet , l'.
That chapter of his life he would rather forget.
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Another spell of rain is forecast for Thursday.
au !
To be continued in the next episode!
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