cum meaning in English
| Romanian | English |
|---|---|
| cumpăra [~, cumpăr, cumpere, ~t, I] verbă | purchase [purchased, purchasing, purchases]verb |
| cumpăra timp verbă | buy time(purposefully cause a delay, in order to achieve something else) |
| cumpărare [~, cumpărări, ~a, cumpărările, cumpărării, cumpărărilor, ~, cumpărărilor] substantiv {f} | purchase [purchases](the act or process of seeking and obtaining something for money) |
| cumpărare de panică substantiv {f} | panic buying(buying of commodities earlier than normal) |
| cumpărătoare [~, ~, ~a, ~le, ~i, ~lor, ~o, ~lor] substantiv {f} | buyer [buyers](person who makes purchases) |
| cumpărător [~, ~i, ~ul, ~ii, ~ului, ~ilor, ~ule, ~ilor] substantiv {m} | buyer [buyers](person who makes purchases) |
| cumpărături substantiv {f-Pl} | shopping [shoppings](activity of buying) |
| cumpăt [~, {inv}, ~ul, {inv}, ~ului, {inv}, ~ule, {inv}] substantiv {n} | balance [balances]noun |
| cumpătare [~, cumpătări, ~a, cumpătările, cumpătării, cumpătărilor, ~, cumpătărilor] substantiv {f} | frugality [frugalities](quality of being frugal; prudent economy; thrift) moderation(state or quality of being moderate; avoidance of extremes) parsimony(great reluctance to spend money unnecessarily) parsimony(principle of using the least resources or explanations to solve a problem) sobriety(quality or state of being sober) temperance(habitual moderation) thrift(characteristic of using a minimum of something) |
| cumpătat [~, cumpătați, cumpătată, cumpătate] adjectiv | level-headed(possessing sound judgement) |
| cumplit [~, cumpliți, cumplită, cumplite] adjectiv | cruel [crueller, cruellest](that intentionally causes pain and suffering) monstrous(freakish or grotesque) |
| cumulativ [~, ~i, ~ă, ~e] adjectiv | cumulative(incorporating all data up to the present) |
| cumulonimbus [~, cumulonimbuși, ~ul, cumulonimbușii, ~ului, cumulonimbușilor, ~ule, cumulonimbușilor] substantiv {m} | cumulonimbus [cumulonimbuses](cloud) |
| cumulus [~, cumuluși, ~ul, cumulușii, ~ului, cumulușilor, ~ule, cumulușilor] substantiv {m} | cumulus [cumuli](white puffy cloud) |
| cumva adverb | somehow(in one way or another; in some way not yet known or designated) |
| cu mâna în sac adjectiv | red-handed(in the act of wrongdoing) |
| cu măsură adverb | sparingly(in a sparing manner) |
| cu mintea în altă parte adjectiv | ditzy(silly or scatterbrained) |
| cu multe sensuri adjectiv | ambiguous(open to multiple interpretations) |
| a se prinde cum se face verbă | get the hang of(to learn to handle with some skill) |
| accent circumflex substantiv {f} | circumflex [circumflexes](circumflex accent) |
| acum adverb | now(at the present time) |
| acumulare [~, acumulări, ~a, acumulările, acumulării, acumulărilor, ~o, acumulărilor] substantiv {f} | accumulation [accumulations](act of accumulating, the state of being accumulated) buildup [buildups](accumulation) storage [storages](act or state) |
| acumulator [~, acumulatoare, ~ul, acumulatoarele, ~ului, acumulatoarelor, ~ule, acumulatoarelor] substantiv {n} | accumulator [accumulators](one who or that which accumulates) |
| Avacum proper noun | Habakkuk(book of the Bible) |
| așa cum adverb | thus(in this way or manner) |
| așa cum conjuncție | as(in the same way that) |
| așa cum faci așa ți se face substantiv | tit for tat(act of returning exactly what one gets) |
| cecum substantiv {n} | caecum [caecums](blind pouch connected to the large intestine) |
| centru de cumpărături substantiv {n} | shopping centre(large retail outlet) |
| chiar acum adverb | right now(at this precise moment) |
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