propose — to suggest a plan, idea, or course of action for consideration
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to suggest a plan, idea, or course of action for consideration
Pronunciation (IPA): /prəˈpoʊz/
Korean meaning: 제안하다, 제의하다
Korean pronunciation: 프러-포즈 (강세: 포즈)
Example Sentences
- My boss proposed that I work weekends, but I proposed he give me a raise first!
- The committee will propose new regulations next month.
- I propose we order pizza instead of cooking - it's a win-win situation!
propose
VERB//prəˈpoʊz//
to suggest a plan, idea, or course of action for consideration
to suggest a plan, idea, or course of action for consideration
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I propose to compose, though it may expose
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Origin
From Old French 'proposer', combining 'pro-' (forward) and 'poser' (to put or place). The word entered English in the 14th century from French sources with roots in Latin 'proponere' (to set forth).
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“My boss proposed that I work weekends, but I proposed he give me a raise first!”
“The committee will propose new regulations next month.”
“I propose we order pizza instead of cooking - it's a win-win situation!”
“The scientist proposed a new theory about climate change.”
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