face
Verb,
face
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(transitive) to do, act
Fă ce vrei.
Do what you want.
Azi am
făcut niște treburi obositoare.
Today I did some tiring things.
Ce
faci când ajungi acasă?
What do you do when you get home?
-
(transitive) to make (construct, build, prepare, create, transform)
Mama
face mâncare.
Mother is making food.
Aici o să se
facă niște case noi.
Some new homes will be built here.
În fiecare săptămână îmi
fac programul.
Every week I am making my schedule.
-
(transitive) to cause someone to do something
A făcut ușa să nu mai scârțâie.
He made the door stop creaking.
O să te
fac să-ți pese.
I’ll make you care.
Când am văzut asta, m-
a făcut să pufnesc în râs.
When I saw this, it made me burst out laughing.
-
(transitive) to make (render a certain way, turn into)
Covorul
face mersul în casă mai silențios.
The carpet makes walking in the house less noisy.
Camera asta o s-o
facem sufragerie.
We’ll make this room into a living room.
-
(transitive, potentially, _, childish) give birth to someone
Mama l-
a făcut la 28 de ani.
His mother had him at 28.
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(transitive) to develop a disease or certain physical features
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(transitive, colloquial) call names
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(transitive) to cover a certain distance
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(transitive, informal) to become a certain age
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(transitive) to turn one’s path to a certain direction
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(intransitive) to cost
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(impersonal, uncommon) to be advantageous, worth it to do something
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(intransitive) to imitate or pretend to be something else, mockingly, deceitfully or humorously [+ pe (object)]
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(reflexive) to pretend
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(reflexive) to become or turn into
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(reflexive) to become (adopt a career or path in life)
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(reflexive, idiomatic, colloquial) to acquire, get hold of something on short notice
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(reflexive, colloquial, mostly, imperative, somewhat) to come over immediately, get over here
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(reflexive, with ce in direct or indirect questions) to deal with a situation
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(reflexive) Introduces a narrative of a vision or a dream.
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(reflexive, of feelings or sensations) to arise, get hold of somebody
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(reflexive, impersonal) to get (become, change state)
Se
face târziu.
It’s getting late.
Appox. usage (any sense): 8050 per million words
Appox. usage (any sense): 8050 per million words
ajunge
Verb,
ajunge
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▶
-
(transitive) to overtake, to catch up
Radu îl
ajunge pe Sandu.
Radu is catching up with Sandu.
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(intransitive) to arrive [+ la (object)]
Am ajuns la București la opt.
We arrived in Bucharest at eight.
-
(transitive with la) to reach
Nu pot
ajunge la telecomandă.
I can’t reach the remote control.
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(intransitive) to suffice, to be enough
Cât ai făcut nu
ajunge.
What you’ve done isn’t enough.
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(copulative) to become
A ajuns un om mare.
He’s become a great/big man.
Appox. usage (any sense): 991 per million words
Appox. usage (any sense): 991 per million words
deveni
Verb,
deveni
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to become
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(archaic, or, regional) to reach a place
Appox. usage (any sense): 422 per million words
Appox. usage (any sense): 422 per million words
redeveni
Verb,
redeveni
-
to become again
Appox. usage (any sense): 3.09 per million words
Appox. usage (any sense): 3.09 per million words
Appox. usage (any sense): 0.444 per million words
împrieteni
Verb,
împrieteni
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▶
-
(reciprocal) to become friends; to make friends with one another
Fetele
s-au împrietenit.
The girls became friends.
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(reflexive) (+ cu) to befriend; to make friends with
Ne-am împrietenit cu vecinii.
We've made friends with the neighbors.
Appox. usage (any sense): 4.68 per million words
Appox. usage (any sense): 4.68 per million words
asurzi
Verb,
asurzi
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(transitive) to deafen
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(intransitive) to become deaf
Appox. usage (any sense): 0.246 per million words
Appox. usage (any sense): 0.246 per million words
reajunge
Verb,
reajunge
-
to become again
Appox. usage (any sense): 0.027 per million words
Appox. usage (any sense): 0.027 per million words
Appox. usage (any sense): less than 0.1 per million words
reînsănătoși
Verb,
reînsănătoși
-
to become healthy again
Appox. usage (any sense): less than 0.1 per million words
Appox. usage (any sense): less than 0.1 per million words