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adplĭco
transitive verb I conjugation

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1 to connect, to place near, to bring into contact
2 (ship) to land
3 to adapt
4 to apply, to devote to

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Locutions, idioms and examples

aures adplico || applicatæ naves ad terram || adplicant classem || applicare animum ad aliquam rem || applicat ensem || ad eas (arbores) se adplicant = they lean on those (trees) || applicat se toro || adplicat se illi || ad flammam me applico = to come close in contact with fire || ad flammam se adplicaverunt = they came in contact with fire || animum (o mentem) applico (+ ad + accusative) || adplicitum est cubiculo hypocauston || boves illuc applicat || animum ad frugem applico || ad Atheniensium societatem me applico = to seek alliance with the Athenians || ad Heraeum quod vocant naves adplicuit = he landed with the ships at the place named Heraeum || adplico terrae (or ad terram) naves || arboris stipiti se adplicuit || capulo tenus ensem applico || classem or navem applico ad aliquem locum || applicat hunc (asellum) ulmo || ad eas se adplicant atque reclinatae quietem capiunt = they lean on them (= the trees) and they rest folded || ad amicitiam populi Romani se applico = to be bound to the Roman people's friendship || arboribus adminicula quibus dirigantur applico || applicare navigia crepidini portus || votis puerorum amicas applicat aures || Celtiberorum animos Romanis adplicando … gratiam retulit