generate in Latin
generate in Latin is pariō — generate means to produce or create something, especially as an effect or output.
generate in Latin
pariō
(transitive) To bring into being; give rise to.
What does "generate" mean?
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verb To produce or create something, especially as an effect or output.
"The new shop should generate plenty of jobs for local people."
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verb To produce something as a result of a chemical, physical, or computational process.
"Rubbing the balloon on wool can generate a small static charge."
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generate in a sentence
- The new shop should generate plenty of jobs for local people.
- Solar panels generate electricity from sunlight.
- Rubbing the balloon on wool can generate a small static charge.
- The program will generate a unique password every time you press the button.
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What is "generate" in Latin?
"generate" in Latin is pariō. generate means: To produce or create something, especially as an effect or output.
How do you use "generate" in a sentence?
Example: "The new shop should generate plenty of jobs for local people." In Latin, "generate" is pariō.
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