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/ˈkaβo/
Translation
end, cape, corporal
Word origin
From Latin caput ('head'), the senses of 'end', 'headland' and 'corporal' all extending from 'head'. The same root gives English cape (a headland), captain and chapter.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- caput
- English cognates
- cape, captain, chapter
Grammar
Examples
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At the end of the day, we all make mistakes.
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We will carry out the plan tomorrow.
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Cabo de Gata is a very beautiful natural park.
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After a lot of effort, they carried out the project.
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The boat passed by the cape during the storm.
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In the end, after a few hours, we got home.
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