/ˈeʎo/
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Translation
it (neuter pronoun)
Word origin
The neuter pronoun 'it', from Latin illud, the neuter form of ille ('that one'). The same demonstrative root gives the English words below.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- illud
- English cognates
- alias, alibi
Examples
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That is not a reason to stop working.
, .
I do not want to talk about it right now, thank you.
, .
Despite that, she moved forward with effort.
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For that reason we have decided to change cars this year.
requiere paciencia .
All of that requires patience and a lot of work.
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