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people
/ˈpi.pəl/ noun · plural: peoples A1 (estimated)
1. a body of human beings; a group of two or more persons
| German | Leute, der Mensch |
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| French | le gens |
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| Portuguese | a gente, a pessoa |
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| Czech | člověk, lid, rod |
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| Italian | la gente |
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| Spanish | la gente |
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| Dutch | de mens, het volk, lui |
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| Swedish | ett folk, en människa, en person |
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| Latin | homo, populus, gens |
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2. a group of persons forming or belonging to a particular nation etc.
3. a group of persons regarded as being employees etc.
4. a person's ancestors, relatives or family
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to people
/ˈpi.pəl/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to fill with people
| German | bevölkern |
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| French | peupler |
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| Portuguese | povoar |
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| Dutch | bevolken |
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| Swedish | befolka |
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2. to become populous
| French | se peupler |
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| Portuguese | povoar |
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| Spanish | poblarse |
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| Swedish | befolka |
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3. to inhabit, to occupy
| German | bewohnen, bevölkern, besiedeln |
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| French | peupler |
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| Portuguese | povoar |
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| Spanish | poblar |
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| Dutch | bewonen, bevolken |
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| Swedish | befolka |
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