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condo
transitive verb III conjugation

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1 to put, to insert (into)
2 (wine) to store up, to put away, to preserve, to bottle
3 to bury, to inter
4 to sink
5 to build, to found, to make
6 (eyes) to shut
7 to conceal, to hide, to keep safe
8 to put together, to compose
9 to restore
10 (sword) to sheathe
11 (weapon in enemy) to plunge, to bury
12 to put out of sight

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Locutions, idioms and examples

carmen condo || aliquem condo sepulcro || collegium ad id novum condidimus || cineres in urnas condo || civitates condo or constituo || aurea condet saecula || aliquid proprio horreo condo || ad urbe condita (or post urbem conditam) || adeo iram condiderat || alicui in pectore (or in pectus) ensem condo || civitates condo novas || animam sepulcro condimus || callidus condere furto || aliquem vivum in arcam condo || aeternam famam condo ingenio suo || aliquem in custodiam do or conicio or condo || captivis in vincula condi iussis || Alexandrum intemperantia bibendi condidit || caput inter nubila condit || iam quas praeviderat urbes navita condebat || damnosa persto condere semen humo || aurea condet saecula qui rursus Latio || civitatis (= civitates) aut condo novas aut conservo iam conditas || carmina fundo or condo or contexo or compono or deduco or fingo || aram condidit dedicavitque cum ingenti titulo Punicis Graecisque litteris insculpto