store in Latin
store in Latin is condō — store means to keep something in a particular place for future use.
store in Latin
condō
(transitive) To keep (something) while not in use, generally in a place meant for that purpose.
What does "store" mean?
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verb To keep something in a particular place for future use.
"We store our winter coats in the loft during the summer months."
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noun A shop where goods are sold.
"The shoe store on the high street is having a clearance sale."
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store in a sentence
- We store our winter coats in the loft during the summer months.
- Store the leftovers in the fridge overnight.
- The shoe store on the high street is having a clearance sale.
- Most stores in the village close early on Sundays.
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What is "store" in Latin?
"store" in Latin is condō. store means: To keep something in a particular place for future use.
How do you use "store" in a sentence?
Example: "We store our winter coats in the loft during the summer months." In Latin, "store" is condō.
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