/pʁatik/
Translation
practical, handy; practice
Word origin
From Latin practica, from Greek praktike ('practical science'), the feminine of praktikos ('fit for action'), from prassein ('to do, to act').
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- praktikos
- English cognates
- practice, practical, pragmatic
Grammar
Examples
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This new phone is very practical for work.
Cette ' .
This car is not practical in the city.
C' tous.
It is a practical and cheap solution for everyone.
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The bag is small but very practical for travelling.
Cet ' .
This flat is handy because it is close to the metro.
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