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gravar

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Etymology 1

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Borrowed from French graver.

Verb

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gravar (first-person singular present gravo, first-person singular preterite graví, past participle gravat)

  1. to engrave
  2. to record
  3. to encumber
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Etymology 2

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Learned borrowing from Latin gravō (I burden).

Verb

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gravar (first-person singular present gravo, first-person singular preterite graví, past participle gravat)

  1. (law) encumbrance; tax
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Interlingua

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Verb

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gravar

  1. to engrave
  2. to etch

Conjugation

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    Conjugation of gravar
infinitive gravar
participle present perfect
gravante gravate
active simple perfect
present grava ha gravate
past gravava habeva gravate
future gravara habera gravate
conditional gravarea haberea gravate
imperative grava
passive simple perfect
present es gravate ha essite gravate
past esseva gravate habeva essite gravate
future essera gravate habera essite gravate
conditional esserea gravate haberea essite gravate
imperative sia gravate

Portuguese

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Pronunciation

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  • Hyphenation: gra‧var

Etymology 1

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From Latin gravāre. Cognate with Spanish gravar.

Verb

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gravar (first-person singular present gravo, first-person singular preterite gravei, past participle gravado)

  1. to encumber
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Etymology 2

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Borrowed from French graver, of Germanic origin.

Verb

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gravar (first-person singular present gravo, first-person singular preterite gravei, past participle gravado)

  1. to engrave; to carve
    Synonyms: entalhar, talhar
  2. to record (to make an audio or video recording of)
    Synonym: (Brazil) registrar
  3. (computing) to save; to write to memory
    Synonyms: armazenar, (Brazil) salvar
  4. (figurative) to memorise; to commit to memory
    Synonyms: decorar, memorizar
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Spanish

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Etymology

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Borrowed from Latin gravāre.

Pronunciation

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Verb

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gravar (first-person singular present gravo, first-person singular preterite gravé, past participle gravado)

  1. to tax
  2. to encumber

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Swedish

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Noun

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gravar

  1. indefinite plural of grav

Verb

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gravar

  1. present indicative of grava

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