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Relier Pairs Words from other languagesVersion en ligne Match the words with their origin and definition. par Miguel Vieyra 1 METROPOLIS 2 SAFARI 3 LEMON 4 AVATAR 5 CARTOON 6 ANONYMOUS 7 CIGAR 8 KARAOKE 9 COOKIE 10 GURU A Japanese form of entertainment that took over the Western world 20-30 years ago, The word was borrowed by the English language and has continued to become an international phenomenon for entertainment. The Japanese term stands for ‘an empty orchestra’ and is the act of amateur singing with recorded music, commonly performed in clubs or bars. Did you know this rolled, sliced and baked sweet dough is originated from the Dutch language? The English language derived the word from the Dutch term ‘Koekie’, defined as akin to cake, to describe this loved sweet snack. The Arabic word from which it originates is called ‘Laimun’, defined simply as a yellow citrus fruit. The term became a part of the English language family post-1400 and was also influenced by another Middle Eastern language, Persian. is derived from the Sanskrit language, in which the definition goes beyond that of a teacher or an expert on the subject. Rather, it describes an individual with influential leadership, exceptional knowledge, and deep, thought-provoking intelligence. An expedition or observing animals in their natural atmosphere. The word originates from the Arabic language and, since having been borrowed by the English language, is used widely across the globe. Known as a representation of oneself in the virtual world, the word gained a whole new level of popularity after James Cameron’s 2009 science fiction film. Described as a sketch or drawing showing the subjects in a humorous manner, the word originates from the Italian term ‘carton’ which initially referred to as a drawing on hard paper and was transformed into comical representation in 1843. Derived from Late Latin to Greek initially, the word refers to the mother city of a colony. The English derivation of the word describes the term as a big city of high importance. It comes from the Greek word ‘anōnumos’. Anōnumos is defined as something or someone without a name, similar to the English meaning which defines the word as someone who does not reveal their identity. is ‘a cylinder of dried and fermented tobacco rolled in tobacco leaves for the purpose of smoking’. The English terms originate from its Spanish equivalent, which too was derived from another foreign language known as Mayan and was called ‘Sicar’.

Relier Pairs

Words from other languagesVersion en ligne

Match the words with their origin and definition.

METROPOLIS

SAFARI

LEMON

AVATAR

CARTOON

ANONYMOUS

CIGAR

KARAOKE

COOKIE

GURU

A Japanese form of entertainment that took over the Western world 20-30 years ago, The word was borrowed by the English language and has continued to become an international phenomenon for entertainment. The Japanese term stands for ‘an empty orchestra’ and is the act of amateur singing with recorded music, commonly performed in clubs or bars.

Did you know this rolled, sliced and baked sweet dough is originated from the Dutch language? The English language derived the word from the Dutch term ‘Koekie’, defined as akin to cake, to describe this loved sweet snack.

The Arabic word from which it originates is called ‘Laimun’, defined simply as a yellow citrus fruit. The term became a part of the English language family post-1400 and was also influenced by another Middle Eastern language, Persian.

is derived from the Sanskrit language, in which the definition goes beyond that of a teacher or an expert on the subject. Rather, it describes an individual with influential leadership, exceptional knowledge, and deep, thought-provoking intelligence.

An expedition or observing animals in their natural atmosphere. The word originates from the Arabic language and, since having been borrowed by the English language, is used widely across the globe.

Known as a representation of oneself in the virtual world, the word gained a whole new level of popularity after James Cameron’s 2009 science fiction film.

Described as a sketch or drawing showing the subjects in a humorous manner, the word originates from the Italian term ‘carton’ which initially referred to as a drawing on hard paper and was transformed into comical representation in 1843.

Derived from Late Latin to Greek initially, the word refers to the mother city of a colony. The English derivation of the word describes the term as a big city of high importance.

It comes from the Greek word ‘anōnumos’. Anōnumos is defined as something or someone without a name, similar to the English meaning which defines the word as someone who does not reveal their identity.

is ‘a cylinder of dried and fermented tobacco rolled in tobacco leaves for the purpose of smoking’. The English terms originate from its Spanish equivalent, which too was derived from another foreign language known as Mayan and was called ‘Sicar’.