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dominar
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dominar
To put down by force or authority.
curb
suppress
inhibit
subdue
stamp down
Catalan
dominar
Catalan
embargar
Spanish
tomar
To take possession of by force.
appropriate
capture
seize
Catalan
embargar
1
Amazing to think we shall
conquer
Persia in such a short time.
2
He said, 'Is it so surprising that her beauty should
conquer
all?'
3
Labor could
conquer
all things, and custom sweeten them in the conquest.
4
In a way, to
conquer
it in the city is more noble.
5
Great efforts have been made by scientists worldwide to
conquer
this disease.
6
Unfortunately, this was one of the occasions when truth did not
conquer
.
7
We had gone to war to
conquer
those territories, which were Italian.
8
She accepted the challenge, and she meant to
conquer
in the fight.
9
He stared all that long way down and tried to
conquer
terror.
10
This was the last attempt of the Romans to
conquer
the Vandals.
11
The great Rishis
conquer
all the worlds by the practice of Brahmacharya.
12
In case of war, England would in all probability
conquer
Spanish Louisiana.
13
I might have known that you would
conquer
me in the end.
14
It is purely physical, and I hope to
conquer
it in time.
15
The guide would think she was trying to
conquer
a normal fear.
16
Do you know why the English managed to
conquer
half the globe?
conquer
·
conquer the world
conquer death
conquer nature
conquer new
conquer even
Catalan
dominar
contenir
embargar
prendre
apoderar-se
Spanish
dominar
contener
tomar