Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - ate
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Ate
ate
~ suffix 1 full of or showing a particular quality (very affectionate (=showing love)) 2 (in verbs) to make something have a particular quality (to activate (=make active) | to regulate (=make regular; control)) 3 in nouns a group of people with certain duties (the electorate (=voters) | an inspectorate) 4 in nouns the job, rank, or degree of a particular type of person (She was awarded her doctorate. (=the degree of doctor)) 5 technical in nouns a chemical salt formed from a particular acid (phosphate) - ~ly adv (in adverbs) (fortunately)
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2.
past of eat ATE I. noun suffix Etymology: Middle English -at, from Anglo-French, from Latin -atus, -atum, masculine & neuter of -atus, past participle ending 1. one acted upon (in a specified way) distillate 2. New Latin -atum, from Latin chemical compound or complex anion derived from a (specified) compound or element phenolate; especially salt or ester of an acid with a name ending in -ic and not beginning with hydro- borate II. noun suffix Etymology: Middle English -at, from Anglo-French, from Latin -atus, from -a-, stem vowel of 1st conjunction + -tus, suffix of verbal nouns 1. office ; function ; rank ; group of persons holding a (specified) office or rank or having a (specified) function vicarate 2. state ; dominion ; jurisdiction emirate khanate III. adjective suffix Etymology: Middle English -at, from Latin -atus, from past participle ending of 1st conjunction verbs, from -a-, stem vowel of 1st conjunction + -tus, past participle suffix — more at -ed marked by having craniate IV. verb suffix Etymology: Middle English ~n, from Latin -atus, past participle ending act on (in a specified way) insulate ; cause to be modified or affected by camphorate ; cause to become activate ; furnish with capacitate ATE noun Etymology: Greek Ate Date: 1583 a Greek goddess personifying foolhardy and ruinous impulse ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
3.
past of EAT. ATE 1. suffix. 1 forming nouns denoting: a status or office (doctorate; episcopate). b state or function (curate; magistrate; mandate). 2 Chem. forming nouns denoting the salt of an acid with a corresponding name ending in -ic (chlorate; nitrate). 3 forming nouns denoting a group (electorate). 4 Chem. forming nouns denoting a product (condensate; filtrate). Etymology: from or after OF -at or {eacute}(e) or f. L -atus noun or past part.: cf. -ATE(2) 2. suffix. 1 forming adjectives and nouns (associate; delegate; duplicate; separate). 2 forming adjectives from Latin or English nouns and adjectives (cordate; insensate; Italianate). Etymology: from or after (F -{eacute} f.) L - atus past part. of verbs in -are 3. suffix forming verbs (associate; duplicate; fascinate; hyphenate; separate). Etymology: from or after (F -er f.) L - are (past part. -atus): cf. -ATE(2) ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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5.
1. p. от eat Ate 1. греч. миф. Ата, Ате (олицетворение мгновенного безумия) 2. мгновенное безумие, безумный порыв (в греческом театре) ...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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7.
lab. abbr. After The End transport. abbr. Automatic Test Equipment mil. abbr. Automated (or Automatic) Test Equipment univ. abbr. Advanced Technology Education electron. abbr. Automatic Test Equipment comp. assem. abbr. Ascii To Ebcdic chat abbr. After The Event ...English abbreviation dictionary
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