la
feminine
/soliθiˈtuð/
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Translation
application, request
Word origin
From Latin sollicitudo ('anxiety, careful attention'), from sollicitus ('thoroughly moved, anxious'), from sollus ('whole') and citus ('roused'). The same root gives English 'solicit' and 'solicitous'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- sollicitudo
- English cognates
- solicit, solicitous
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralsolicitudes
Examples
pasada.
I sent my job application last week.
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You must fill in the application with clear handwriting.
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They have rejected our loan request.
visado tramitarse.
The visa application takes several weeks to process.
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