attakˈkare
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to hang up (the phone); to attach, to stick; to attack
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Word origin
From a Germanic root related to stakka ('stake'), via Old French estachier; the same root gives English attach and attack.
- Origin
- Germanic (via Old French)
- Root
- *stakka
- English cognates
- attach, attack
Grammar
Examples
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He hung up the phone without saying a word.
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Don't hang up now, I need to tell you something!
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Stick the poster on your bedroom wall.
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