cultivate in Latin
cultivate in Latin is colō — cultivate means to prepare and use land for growing crops.
cultivate in Latin
colō
What does "cultivate" mean?
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verb To prepare and use land for growing crops.
"The family has cultivated this land for three generations."
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verb To develop or improve a skill, relationship, or quality over time.
"She worked hard to cultivate good relationships with her clients."
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cultivate in a sentence
- The family has cultivated this land for three generations.
- She worked hard to cultivate good relationships with her clients.
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What is "cultivate" in Latin?
"cultivate" in Latin is colō. cultivate means: To prepare and use land for growing crops.
How do you use "cultivate" in a sentence?
Example: "The family has cultivated this land for three generations." In Latin, "cultivate" is colō.
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