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المُتْعَة
cause première
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
to be at the root of sth atrbv. cause
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. cause [ingl. brit. kɔːz, ingl. am. kɔz] SUST.
1. cause (reason):
raison f (of de)
2. cause (objective):
3. cause DER. (grounds):
4. cause DER. (court action):
II. cause [ingl. brit. kɔːz, ingl. am. kɔz] V. trans.
cause damage, flooding, grief, problem
cause chaos, delay, controversy, reaction
cause excitement, surprise
cause suffering
cause dismay, confusion
I. root [ingl. brit. ruːt, ingl. am. rut] SUST.
1. root BOT.:
root fig.
to take root plant:
to take root idea, value, system, feeling:
to take root company, industry:
2. root (origin):
to be at the root of sth atrbv. cause
to be at the root of sth problem
3. root LING.:
4. root MAT.:
II. roots SUST. sust. pl.
1. roots (of dyed hair):
2. roots fig.:
III. root [ingl. brit. ruːt, ingl. am. rut] V. trans.
1. root fig.:
to be rooted in sth music, film, person:
deeply-rooted literal, fig.
2. root BOT.:
root plant
IV. root [ingl. brit. ruːt, ingl. am. rut] V. intr.
1. root BOT.:
2. root (search):
root person, animal:
fouiller (in, through dans)
en el diccionario PONS
root cause SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
I. cause [kɔ:z] SUST.
1. cause (origin):
2. cause no pl. (motive):
3. cause no pl. (objective):
4. cause (movement):
5. cause (court case):
II. cause [kɔ:z] V. trans.
cause trouble, delay
I. root [ru:t] SUST. a. fig.
to take root a. fig.
II. root [ru:t] V. trans.
III. root [ru:t] V. intr. (establish roots)
en el diccionario PONS
root cause SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
I. cause [kɔz] SUST.
1. cause (origin):
2. cause (motive):
3. cause (objective):
4. cause (movement):
5. cause (court case):
II. cause [kɔz] V. trans.
cause trouble, delay
I. root [rut] SUST.
1. root a. fig.:
to take root a. fig.
to put [or set] down roots fig.
2. root math:
3. root pl. (ancestry):
II. root [rut] V. trans.
III. root [rut] V. intr. (establish roots)
Present
Icause
youcause
he/she/itcauses
wecause
youcause
theycause
Past
Icaused
youcaused
he/she/itcaused
wecaused
youcaused
theycaused
Present Perfect
Ihavecaused
youhavecaused
he/she/ithascaused
wehavecaused
youhavecaused
theyhavecaused
Past Perfect
Ihadcaused
youhadcaused
he/she/ithadcaused
wehadcaused
youhadcaused
theyhadcaused
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