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aduc
I bring /aˈduk/
verb#854 most common
Also: I fetch, I carry (something to someone)
Example sentences
Îți aduc o cafea.
I'll bring you a coffee.
Ce aduci la petrecere diseară?
What are you bringing to the party tonight?
El aduce vești bune de la serviciu.
He brings good news from work.
Am adus cartea pe care mi-ai cerut-o săptămâna trecută.
I brought the book you asked me for last week.
Vă vom aduce toate documentele necesare până mâine dimineață.
We will bring you all the necessary documents by tomorrow morning.
Reforma pe care ministrul a promis-o va aduce schimbări profunde în structura economiei naționale.
The reform the minister promised will bring profound changes to the structure of the national economy.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | aduc | adusei | voi aduce |
| 2sg | aduci | aduseși | vei aduce |
| 3sg | aduce | aduse | va aduce |
| 1pl | aducem | aduserăm | vom aduce |
| 2pl | aduceți | aduserăți | veți aduce |
| 3pl | aduc | aduseră | vor aduce |
Word family
a aduceto bring (infinitive)
adusbrought (past participle)
aducerethe act of bringing
aducătorbringer, bearer of
a readuceto bring back
Etymology
Aduc is the first person singular present of a aduce, from Latin adducere, a compound of ad (toward) and ducere (to lead). The Latin verb meant to lead or bring toward a place, and Romanian kept that core sense of bringing something to someone. The infinitive a aduce descends directly from Vulgar Latin usage in everyday speech.
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