/ˈlweɣo/
Translation
later, then, afterwards; therefore
Word origin
From Latin loco, ablative of locus ('place'), used adverbially in the sense 'on the spot, at once'. The meaning shifted from 'immediately' to 'later, then'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- loco
- English cognates
- locus, location
Examples
, .
See you later, we will meet tomorrow at the office.
, .
First you need to understand the problem, then act.
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After the class they all went for a drink.
Llámame llegues , .
Call me later when you get home, please.
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First we eat and then we go out for a walk.
Where this fits
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Stories
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