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dēfĕro
anomalous transitive verb

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1 to carry, to bring, to sink, to fall down, to fall off
2 to convey, to deliver, to transfer
3 to reduce, to slope (down to)
4 to flow, to carry, to run down to sea
5 to pay, to remit
6 to deposit, to record, to register
7 to bear, to produce
8 to bring, to lodge information (about), to report
9 to indict, to accuse, to denounce
10 to defer (to)
11 to offer
12 to bestow upon, to confer, to award, to grant, to entrust
13 to submit, to refer for decision
14 to honour
15 to export

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Locutions, idioms and examples

aliquem defero || alicuius nomen (de aliqua re) defero || ad nos causas deferunt || ad quem primas deferebant || ad trisviros ego deferam nomen tuom || ad Verrem quis detulit? || aliquid ad aerarium or in aerarium defero || ad aliquem causam defero = to bring a case before someone || alicuius postulata ad aliquem defero || alicuius rei alicui palmam defero || alicui secundas defero || auguratum defero alicui || defero nomen alicuius || eadem filius detulit de noverca || aliqui ad forum defensio defero || causam detulisse ad Galbam || beneficium ad eum detuli, qui a me contenderat || aurum defero ad gnatum suum || pacem hostibus defero || cognitionem senatui detulit || ad consilium publicum aliquid defero = to submit something to the public council (= the opinion of the senate) || ad consilium rem deferunt = to submit the matter to the council of war || alicui regnum civitatis defero || alicui defero ex latronibus principatum || bellum do or defero alicui || aurum in aerarium detulerunt || aliquid apud Quirites de aliquo defero || aedes suas detulit sub Veliam || iaculum detulit error in Idan || commeatu quem in viam ipsi detulerant || ad me causam rei publicae periculaque rerum suarum detulerunt = they told me about the situation of the republic and the dangers for one's own affairs || amoris vero erga me tibi primas defero || ad aliquem defero imperium (or summam totius belli, or summam rerum, or summam imperii) = to entrust the high command to someone || ad maritum defert quae censuerint patres intra penates abrogari = she relates to her husband what the senate voted, it gets annulled inside the palace || Brutum Cassiumque reos … caedis absentis (= absentes) deferre statuit || arma ad tribunos suos deferebant donec motum a Vespasiano bellum crebresceret