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/emeɾˈxenθja/ ES
/emeɾˈxensja/ MX
Translation
emergency
Word origin
From Latin emergens, the present participle of emergere ('to rise out, emerge'), from ex- ('out') plus mergere ('to dip, plunge'). The same root gives English emergency and emerge.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- emergere
- English cognates
- emergency, emerge, merge
Grammar
Examples
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In case of emergency, call this number.
derecha.
The emergency exit is on the right.
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They arrived at the emergency hospital.
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The emergency services took ten minutes to arrive.
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They declared a state of emergency after the strong storm.
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