/pʁesi/
Translation
precise, exact
Word origin
From Latin praecisus ('cut short, abridged'), the past participle of praecidere ('to cut off'), from prae ('before') and caedere ('to cut').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- praecisus
- English cognates
- precise, concise, incision
Grammar
Examples
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We need a precise plan to succeed in this project.
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At that precise moment, the phone rang.
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Be precise, I do not understand what you want.
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His answer was not precise enough for the boss.
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Give me the exact time of tomorrow morning's appointment.
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