Translation
state, condition; been (past participle)
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Word origin
From Latin status ('a standing, condition, position'), from stare ('to stand'). It gives both 'state, condition' and 'the State'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- status
- English cognates
- state, status
Grammar
Examples
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The patient's condition is serious but stable.
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I have been waiting half an hour and nobody shows up.
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The member states voted in favour of the agreement.
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We have been thinking about going to live in the countryside.
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The car arrived in poor condition after the trip.
Where this fits
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 4, lesson 6: estado, tal, sr and 7 more words.