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cause

/kɔːz/

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noun

/kɔːz/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее причину, мотив или фактор, приводящий к событию, действию или состоянию.

A noun referring to a reason, motive, or factor that brings about an event, action, or condition.

  1. Reason or originA2formal

    Something that produces an effect or result; the reason why something happens.

    ruПричина

    • The main cause of the accident was speeding.
    • Rain was the cause of the canceled game.
    • Lack of sleep is a common cause of poor concentration.

    Synonymsagentbasiscatalystdeterminantgroundmotiveoriginreasonrootsource

    Antonymsconsequenceeffectoutcomeresult

  2. Purpose or principleB1formal

    A principle, belief, or aim that people support or fight for.

    ruДело

    • She dedicated her life to the cause of environmental protection.
    • They raised money for a good cause.
    • He spoke passionately about the cause of human rights.

    Synonymsaimbeliefcampaigncrusadegoalidealmissionmovementobjectiveprinciplepurpose

  3. Legal caseC1formallegal

    A matter or lawsuit to be decided in a court of law.

    ruДело

    • The lawyer presented evidence for their cause.
    • The judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff's cause.
    • This cause will set a precedent for future cases.

    Synonymsactioncaselawsuitproceedingsuit

Forms
  • causes plural form
  • causes' possessive plural form
  • cause's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/kɔːz/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий действие, приводящее к возникновению чего-либо или вызывающее определённый результат или эффект.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something happen or bringing about a particular result or effect.

  1. Make something happenA2formal

    To make something occur or exist; to bring about an effect.

    ruВызвать

    • The accident caused a traffic jam.
    • Heavy rain caused the river to flood.
    • His words caused her to cry.

    Synonymsbring aboutcreateeffectelicitengendergenerateinduceoccasionproducepromptprovoketrigger

    Antonymsblockpreventstop

  2. Produce a feeling or reactionB1formal

    To create or produce a particular feeling, reaction, or condition.

    ruВызвать

    • The news caused excitement among the fans.
    • The medicine caused side effects.
    • Her speech caused controversy in the audience.

    Synonymsarousecreateelicitevokegenerateinduceproduceprovokestir uptrigger

Forms
  • caused past participle
  • caused past simple
  • causing present participle
  • causes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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