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prestar
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consagrar-se
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prestar
Give entirely to a specific person, activity, or cause.
give
pay
commit
dedicate
consecrate
Portuguese
prestar
1
All political parties are trying to
devote
more energy to the issue.
2
Can you
devote
10 percent of your free time to volunteer work?
3
It does not require that you
devote
more of your time, however.
4
They have money to invest and time to
devote
to other companies.
5
Why
devote
each chapter to a different narrator, in a different font?
6
But first I must
devote
myself to your welfare and your future.
7
Yet the strategy doesn't
devote
any effort to confronting those online messages.
8
Now he could
devote
his full attention to the task at hand.
9
I think it's better to
devote
these resources to people's daily life.
10
Usually we
devote
all of Sunday to stocking up for the week.
11
Other publishers have slashed dividends to
devote
more money to paying debt.
12
I like to
devote
myself to some one; that is my weakness.
13
William takes his opportunity to
devote
a whole programme to the guy.
14
Don't believe or spread rumours and conscientiously
devote
yourselves to post-disaster rebuilding.
15
To the investigation of these matters we will
devote
the present chapter.
16
And especially to the sick did He
devote
His time and powers.
devote
·
devote to
devote more
devote much
devote time
devote so
Portuguese
prestar
dedicar
comprometer
Catalan
consagrar-se
dedicar
consagrar
dedicar-se
Spanish
prestar
dar
dedicar
consagrar