entero
/enˈteɾo/
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Translation
whole, entire, complete
Word origin
From Latin integrum ('whole, untouched, intact'), from in- ('not') plus tangere ('to touch'). What is entero has not been touched or broken.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- integrum
- English cognates
- integer, entire, integrity
Grammar
Feminineentera
Masc pluralenteros
Fem pluralenteras
Examples
sola .
I read the whole book in a single afternoon.
.
We spent the entire afternoon reading in the garden.
celebrar.
The whole city came out into the street to celebrate.
.
I studied French for a whole year abroad.
.
Only two apples were left whole on the table.
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