el
masculine
/konˈxunto/
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Translation
set, group, outfit
Word origin
From Latin coniunctus ('joined together'), the past participle of coniungere, from cum ('with') and iungere ('to join'). The same root gives English 'conjunction' and 'join'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- coniunctus
- English cognates
- conjunction, join, junction
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralconjuntos
Examples
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The band played all night.
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She was wearing a very nice blue outfit.
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I have a set of old books at home.
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Overall, I think the work is good.
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The team as a whole works really well.
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