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similar toFromLatin pro ( “ in favour of, on behalf of ” ) .
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agreeing with;supporting ;favouring 2020 September 6, “Hong Kong police arrest 289 at protests over election delay”, inThe Washington Post ,Associated Press [1] →ISSN →OCLC the original on2023-04-19 , Asia & Pacific[2] Police said that 289 people had been arrested, mostly for unlawful assembly. One woman was arrested in the Kowloon district of Yau Ma Tei on charges of assault and spreadingpro- independence slogans, the police department said on its Facebook page. It said such slogans are illegal under a newly enacted national security law.
substituting forprefix meaning supporting or favouring
FromLatin pro- ( “ forward direction, forward movement ” ) .
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forward movement FromAncient Greek πρό ( pró ,“ before ” ) .
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earlier ;prior ( biology ) precursor (molecule)Coordinate term: prepro- rudimentary in front of “pro- ”, inOneLook Dictionary Search . “pro- ”, inMerriam-Webster Online Dictionary , Springfield, Mass.:Merriam-Webster , 1996–present. John A. Simpson andEdmund S. C. Weiner , editors (1989 ), “pro- ”, inThe Oxford English Dictionary Clarendon Press ,→ISBN John A. Simpson andEdmund S. C. Weiner , editors (1989 ), “pro- ”, inThe Oxford English Dictionary Clarendon Press ,→ISBN pro-
through forms aperfective verb and makes the verbtransitive , the direct object is related tomoney ortime pro- + pít ( “ to drink ” ) → propít ( “ to spend sth on drinking ” ) pro- + bulet probulet pro- + podnikat propodnikat pro- + večírkovat provečírkovat (pro- imperfective base +se direction forms aperfective verb and changes the sense ofmotion from literal to fictive pro- + zdravit prozdravit se pro- + rvát prorvat se pro- + kouřit prokouřit se pro- + žvanit prožvanit se pro-/prů- inSlovník afixů užívaných v češtině , 2017pro-
pro- Borrowed fromLatin prō ( “ in front of ” ) .
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forward prō- +clīvus -is prōclīvis prōd- + eō prōdeō prō- + gradior prōgredior downward movement prō- +flīgō -ō prōflīgō prō- + terō prōterō action or infront prō- + pugnō prōpugnō prō- + tegō prōtegō prominence prō- + *mineō prōmineō prō- + pendeō prōpendeō ( prefixed to verbs of utterance ) place behalf prō- + clāmō prōclāmō prō- + loquor prōloquor bringing intobeing forth or into theopen prō- + creō prōcreō prō- + gignō prōgignō prō- + *olēs prōlēs prō- + emō prōmō ( temporally ) prior fore- pro- + avus proavus prō- + rogō prōrogō prō- + videō prōvideō advantage prō- + cūrō prōcūrō prō- + faciō prōficiō prō(d)- + sum prōsum Learned borrowing fromLatin prō-
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Forms perfective verbs with the following meanings: movingthrough pro- + sẹ́vati ( “ to radiate ” ) → prosẹ́vati ( “ to shine through ” ) CategorySlovene terms prefixed with pro- not found
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