Stage 19 Vocab 1

Stage 19 Vocab 1

• agito, agitare, agitavi

• hunt

• nolo, nolle, nolui

• not want

• navigo, navigare, navigavi

• sail

• advenio, advenire, advēnī

• arrive

facio, facere, fēcī

• make

• do

appropinquo, appropinquāre, appropinquāvī

• approach

• duco, ducere, duxī

• lead

• emitto, emittere, emīsī

• send out, throw

• fero, ferre, tulī

• carry, bring, bear

• dō, dare, dedī

• give

• curro, currere, cucurri

• run

• servo, servāre, servāvī

• save, keep

• eo, īre, iī

• go

soleo, solēre

• be accustomed to

• usually

Multiple Choice

DEDĒRUNT means

• they gave

• they had given

• they are giving

• they were giving

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CIRCUMNAVIGATE comes from the Latin verb meaning

• sail

• circle

• go around

• carry

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DUXERAMUS means

• we had led

• we were leading

• they had led

• they were leading

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TRANSLATION comes from the Latin verb that means

• carry

• sail

• lead

• cross

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NON VULT means

• he does not want

• they want

• he did not want

• you do not want

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CURSORY comes from the Latin verb that means

• run

• lead

• sail

• carry

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APPROPINQUARE means

• to approach

• I have approaced

• I approach

• approaching

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PRESERVATION comes from the Latin verb that means

• keep

• carry

• lead

• be accustomed to

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EMITTEBATIS means

• you were throwing

• you had thrown

• they were throwing

• you are throwing

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INSOLENCE comes from the Latin verb meaning

• be accustomed to

• approach

• arrive

• bear, bring

cogitō, cogitāre, cogitāvī

• think

poscō, poscere, poposcī

• demand

conficiō, conficere, confēcī

• finish

• complete

vexō, vexāre, vexāvī

• annoy

fluo, fluere

• flow

comparō, comparāre, comparāvī

• obtain

curō, curāre, curāvī

• take care of, care for

gratias ago

• give thanks

• thank

amō, amāre, amāvī

• love

vivō, vivere

• live

novi

• I know

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VEXATION is from the Latin verb that means

• annoy

• love

• live

• complete

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COMPARAVIMUS means

• we obtained

• we had obtained

• we were obtaining

• we will obtain

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A CURATOR by definition is one who

• takes care of things

• runs

• curses at people

• cures illnesses

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POSCERE means

• to demand

• to keep

• to know

• to play with

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COGITATE comes from the Latin verb that means

• think

• complete

• run

• care for

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CONFECERANT means

• they had completed

• they completed

• they are completing

• they had cared for

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SUPERFLUOUS is from the Latin verb meaning

• flow

• make

• carry

• live

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NOVERUNT means

• they know

• they don't want

• they sail

• they are new

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a girl named AMANDA by definition must be

• loved

• approached

• sent away

• married

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VIVEBAM means

• I was living

• you were living

• I had lived

• you had lived

• miser, misera, miserum

• miserable, sad, wretched

totus, tota, totum

• whole, all, entire

plurimus, -a, um

• very much

• very many

carus, cara, carum

• dear

dulcis, dulce

• sweet