«purchase (something bought)» en siete lenguas
Significadopurchase (something bought)
Español
/ˈkompɾa/
f.otro origen · comprar ← Latin COMPARĀRE 'to procure'
Francés
/aʃa/
m.otro origen · acheter ← spoken Latin *ACCAPTĀRE (from CAPTĀRE 'to try to catch')
Italiano
/akˈkwisto/
m.otro origen · acquistare ← spoken Latin *ACQUISTĀRE (from ACQUĪRERE 'to acquire')
Portugués
/ˈkõpɾɐ/
f.otro origen · comprar ← Latin COMPARĀRE 'to procure'
Rumano
/kumpərəˈturə/
f.otro origen · cumpăra ← Latin COMPARĀRE 'to procure'
The plural cumpărături is 'shopping'; formal Romanian also says achiziție.
Catalán
/ˈkompɾə/
f.otro origen · comprar ← Latin COMPARĀRE 'to procure'
Inglés
/ˈpɝtʃəs/
otro origen · Anglo-French purchacer 'to seek to obtain' (pur- + chacier 'to chase')
La historia
Four different routes to 'getting something': Spanish 'procuring', French 'catching', Italian 'acquiring', English 'chasing'. English purchase and French achat both go back to Latin CAPERE 'to take', through different spoken-Latin verbs.
Parientes en inglés: (Italian acquisto) acquire, acquisition; (French achat) capture, captive
Apréndela
En una frase
- esFue una buena compra.
- frC'était un bon achat.
- itÈ stato un buon acquisto.
- ptFoi uma boa compra.
- roA fost o cumpărătură bună.
- caVa ser una bona compra.
- enIt was a good purchase.
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