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contrăho
transitive verb III conjugation

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1 to enter into, to enter upon relationship, to enter to agreement, to enter to business, to enter to marriage, to enter to loan, to enter upon battle, to deal with
2 to bring, to draw together, to draw in, to assemble, to collect or gather
3 to unite in friendship or alliance
4 to sadden, to depress, to diminish, to contract, to tighten
5 (disease or war) to cause, to provoke
6 to commit

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Locutions, idioms and examples

collum contraxit || colligo contraho in artum || me contraho || robiginem contraho || cohortes ex finitimis regionibus contraho || claustra contraho || ea contrahere amicitiam || castra contraho || aliquid damni contraho || copias contraho || animos contraho || appetitus contraho || aes contraho || hac mente magnam contrahunt classem || armamenta dimitto or contraho || animos demittunt et contrahunt || ad spectaculum contracta multitudine contraho || causam valitudinis contraxit || brachia contrahit ardens Scorpius || vela contraho or lego, or subnecto || ago gratias mihi quod cum illo non contraxi societatem || alicui negotium contraho or exhibeo or facesso || artes quae numinis iram contraxere mihi || causam certaminis cum Minucio contrahere volebat || ad conspectum mimici naufragii contrahit frontem = he frowns in front of the scenic represenatrion of a shipwreck || volebat Hannibal causam certaminis cum Minucio contrahere || castra angustiis viarum quam maxime potest contrahit || datur Homero (vocabula) … ad levitatem versus contrahere, extendere || damnum facio or contraho or patior or accipio or fero or capio || cicatricem contraho or duco or induco or obduco or glutino or traho || amicitiam consequor or paro or concilio or comparo or iungo or contraho || aes alienum contraho or facio or conflo or suscipio or concipio