engage in Latin
engage in Latin is fruor — engage means to hold someone's attention or interest.
engage in Latin
fruor
To attract, to please; (archaic) to fascinate or win over (someone).
What does "engage" mean?
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verb To hold someone's attention or interest.
"The speaker engaged the audience with vivid stories."
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verb To enter into conflict or battle with an opponent.
"The two fleets engaged at dawn."
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verb To arrange to employ or hire someone, or to book a service.
"The firm engaged a consultant to review its finances."
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verb To interlock or mesh, as with gears or machine parts.
"Release the clutch slowly so the gears engage smoothly."
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engage in a sentence
- The speaker engaged the audience with vivid stories.
- She tried to engage her daughter in conversation about school.
- The two fleets engaged at dawn.
- The firm engaged a consultant to review its finances.
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What is "engage" in Latin?
"engage" in Latin is fruor. engage means: To hold someone's attention or interest.
How do you use "engage" in a sentence?
Example: "The speaker engaged the audience with vivid stories." In Latin, "engage" is fruor.
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