el
masculine
/tɾakˈtoɾ/
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Translation
tractor
Word origin
From Latin tractor, an agent noun from trahere ('to pull, to drag'). The same root gives English 'traction' and 'attract'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- trahere
- English cognates
- traction, attract
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluraltractores
Examples
agricultor .
The farmer drives the tractor across the field.
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We bought a new tractor for the farm.
averió .
The tractor broke down during the harvest.
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Do you know how to drive such a big tractor?
mucha .
The children watched the tractor with great curiosity.
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