el
masculine
/eksˈpɾeso/
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Translation
express train
Word origin
From Latin expressus ('pressed out, distinct'), past participle of exprimere, from ex ('out') plus premere ('to press'). The same root gives English 'express' and 'expression'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- expressus
- English cognates
- express, expression
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralexpresos
Examples
.
The morning express arrives at seven.
Madrid.
We took the express to get to Madrid sooner.
cargado.
In the afternoon I like a strong espresso.
.
The express does not stop at the small stations.
¿ ?
Would you like an espresso or do you prefer a tea?
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