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pono
/ˈpoː.noː/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to place; to put; to lay
| English | to put, to place, to lay |
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| German | legen, machen, tun |
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| French | mettre, poser, placer |
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| Portuguese | colocar, pôr, botar |
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| Czech | dát, posadit, umístit |
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| Italian | mettere, porre, posizionare |
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| Spanish | poner, colocar, situar |
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| Dutch | leggen, zetten, plaatsen |
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| Swedish | lägga, sätta, ställa |
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2. to ordain; to appoint; to make (something)
| English | to make, to appoint, to ordain |
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3. to set up; to pitch (camp)
| English | to pitch, to set up |
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4. to put away; to leave off; to dismiss; to forego; to lay down; to surrender
| English | to dismiss, to forego, to put away |
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