ladiversión
feminine
/diβeɾˈsjon/
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Translation
fun, entertainment
Word origin
From Latin diversio ('a turning aside'), from divertere ('to turn away'), from dis ('apart') plus vertere ('to turn'). The same root gives English 'diversion' and 'divert'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- diversio
- English cognates
- diversion, divert
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluraldiversiones
Examples
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The park is a place of fun for children.
, .
We did it just for fun, without thinking about the prize.
feria .
The fair offers entertainment for the whole family.
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His greatest pleasure is reading by the window.
¡ , !
Let the fun be over, it is time to get back to work!
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