ure
jʊər
See also: you're (UK)
Definition

Definition of ure - Reverso English Dictionary

Other

1.
animalUSlarge wild ox now extinctUS
  • The ure once roamed the forests of Europe.
aurochs wild ox
2.
old verbDatedUKuse or accustom by repeated practiceDatedUK
  • They ure their skills every day.
habituate inure

Abbreviation

abr: you areRareUSused to tell someone their current state or identityRareUS
  • Ure welcome to join us after school.
delicate fragile thin
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Origin of ure

Old English, ur (primitive)

Examples of ure in a sentence

  • Hunters once pursued the mighty ure.
  • They ure the horses for battle.
  • You must ure yourself to hardship.
  • Ure the new captain, aren't you?
  • Ure very quiet this morning.

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  1. French:aurochs, tu es, ...
  2. German:Auerochse, du bist, ...
  3. Italian:uro, tu sei, ...
  4. Spanish:uro, eres, ...
  5. Portuguese:uro, tu és, ...
  6. Chinese:原牛, 你是, ...
  7. Japanese:ウーレ, あなたは, ...
  8. Arabic:ثَوْر أُورُوك, أَنْتَ تَكُونُ, ...
  9. Hebrew:שׁוֹר בַּר, אַתָּה, ...
  10. Russian:ур, ты есть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тур, ти є, ...
  12. Hindi:यूरे, तुम हो, ...

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