recommend in Latin
recommend in Latin is commendo — recommend means to suggest that someone or something is good or suitable, often based on personal experience.
recommend in Latin
commendo
What does "recommend" mean?
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verb To suggest that someone or something is good or suitable, often based on personal experience.
"My doctor recommended a low-sugar diet."
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verb To advise a particular course of action.
"The committee recommended further investigation before approving the plan."
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recommend in a sentence
- My doctor recommended a low-sugar diet.
- Can you recommend a good restaurant nearby?
- The committee recommended further investigation before approving the plan.
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What is "recommend" in Latin?
"recommend" in Latin is commendo. recommend means: To suggest that someone or something is good or suitable, often based on personal experience.
How do you use "recommend" in a sentence?
Example: "My doctor recommended a low-sugar diet." In Latin, "recommend" is commendo.
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