/temˈpɾano/
Translation
early
Word origin
From Latin temporanus ('timely'), from tempus ('time'). The same root gives English temporary, temporal and tempo.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- tempus
- English cognates
- temporary, temporal, tempo
Examples
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I get up very early every day.
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It is too early to call.
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We arrived early for the appointment.
, .
If you want to find a spot, get to the centre early.
Acuéstate , .
Go to bed early, tomorrow we have to leave soon.
buen .
Get to the centre early if you want a good spot.
Acuéstate , .
Go to bed early, tomorrow will be a long day.
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