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/li.kid/
Translation
liquid
Word origin
From Latin liquidus ('fluid, flowing, clear'), from liquere ('to be fluid'). The same root gave English liquid and liquor.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- liquidus
- English cognates
- liquid, liquor, liquefy
Grammar
Examples
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This red liquid looks like wine.
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You can pay in cash or by card.
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The doctor wants to let this liquid flow slowly.
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There is a strange liquid on the floor.
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I don't have enough cash for the coffee.
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