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/pe藞冒a胃o/ ES
/pe藞冒aso/ MX
Translation
piece, bit
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Word origin
From Latin pittacium ('a patch, label, small piece of leather'), itself borrowed from Greek pittakion. The sense generalised to any small piece.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- pittacium
Grammar
Examples
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Will you give me a piece of bread?
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The plate broke into a thousand pieces.
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She cut the cake into equal pieces.
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I keep a piece of that memory.
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There is only a piece of cheese left in the fridge.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 13, lesson 12: pedazo, calor, proyecto and 7 more words.