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/pu.sjɛʁ/
Translation
dust
Word origin
From Old French pous, from Latin pulvis ('dust').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- pulvis
- English cognates
- powder, pulverise
Grammar
Examples
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There is dust everywhere in the house.
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The dust from the road comes in through the window.
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She wipes the dust off the cabinet.
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These fine particles stay in the air for a long time.
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The wind carries the dust along the path.
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