Selected quad for the lemma: cause_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
cause_n	entice_v	solicit_v	solicitation_n	112	3	16.8716	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A50820	A new dictionary French and English with another English and French according to the present use and modern orthography of the French inrich'd with new words, choice phrases, and apposite proverbs : digested into a most accurate method : and contrived for the use both of English and foreiners / Guy Miege ...	Miege, Guy, 1644-1718?	1677 (1677)	Wing M2016; ESTC R917	1,845,474	1,160

foin I took a great care of it Avoir soin de quêque chose to have a care to take care of something En avoir grand soin to take great care of it Un soin continuel a continual care Un soin trop grand affecté an excessive and affected care J'ai plus de soin de mon honneur que de ma vie I am more careful of my honour than life Je le ferai avec toute sorte de soin I shall do it with all manner of care Donner une partie de ses soins de ses pensées à quêque chose to bestow part of his cares and thoughts upon something J'ai attaché j'ai donné tous mes soins toutes mes pensées à cette chose I have bent all my thoughts upon that thing Abandonner le soin d'une Affaire to give over the care of a business Vous n'avez point de soin de vôtre santé you take no care of your health Vous n'avez point d'autre soin que d'acquerir des richesses all your care is to get riches Laissons ce soin à nos Descendans let us leave this care to our Posterity Soigneux careful Soigneusement avec soin carefully or with care SOIR m. the evening Le soir étant venu the evening being come L'Etoile du soir the Evening-star Il arriva le soir au soir sur le soir he came in the evening in the dusk of the evening Le Combat dura jusqu'au soir the Fight lasted till night Soirée f. the evening or evening-tide Ce qui se fait durant la soirée the work of the evening SOIT que whether or Soit qu'il vienne soit qu'il demeure whether he comes or stayes * Soixante Soixantiéme V. Six SOL m. plan a ground-plot Un Ecu Sol a Crown of the Sun the French Crown whereon a little Sun or Star is figured Sol or as it is pronounced Sou a sous or French penny * Solaire V. Soleil SOLAN m. herbe de Jardin the herb Night-shade SOLDAT m. a Souldier Un simple Soldat a common Souldier Un jeune Soldat qui ne fait que de commencer à porter les armes a young raw or unexperienced Souldier A jeune Soldat vieux Cheval a young Souldier would be fitted with an old Horse both to temper his heat and to help his ignorance Un vieux Soldat an old Souldier Soldat de fortune a Souldier of fortune Un Soldat frais a fresh Souldier Un Soldat fatigué a tired Souldier Soldatesque f. the Train-bands Solde f. paie de Soldats souldiers pay Etre à la solde de quêcun to be under ones pay Soldat à simple solde a souldier that hath but single pay Soldat qui tire double solde a souldier that receives double pay Soldoier une Armée to keep an Army under pay SOLE f. sorte de poisson the fish called Sole SOLECISME m. a Solecism or incongruity of speech SOLEIL m. the Sun Le Soleil éclaire tout le Monde the Sun gives light to all the World Le Soleil fait le Jour la Nuit en se levant en se couchant the Sun makes the Day and the Night by its rising and setting Le Soleil fait meurir les raisins the Sun ripens Grapes Le Soleil levant the rising Sun Ad orer le Soleil levant to adore the rising Sun Le lever du Soleil the Sun-rise the Sun rising or rising of the Sun Le Soleil se leve the Sun rises Le Soleil est levé the Sun is up La clarté du Soleil the Sun-shine Le Soleil luit the Sun shines Secher quêque chose au Soliel to dry a thing in the Sun Se chaufer se tenir au Soleil to warm himself to stand in the Sun Vous vous mettez devant moi m'empêchez de recevoir la chaleur du Soleil you stand before me and hinder me to receive the heat of the Sun Je vous prie de vous détourner tant soit peu dit Diogene à Alexandre de ne me pas ôter le Soleil pray stand off a little said Diogenes to Alexander and take not away the benefit of the Sun from me Se promener au Soleil to walk in the Sun Le coucher du Soleil Sun-set or Sun-setting Le Soleil couchant the setting Sun Le Soleil se couche s'abaisse precipite sa course vers le Couchant the Sun sets declines and hastens its course towards the West Eclipse de Soleil an Eclipse of the Sun Un Cadran au Soleil a Sun-diall Solaire solar L'Année solaire the solar year Herbe solaire a solar Plant that is especially influenced by the Sun Solstice m. Solstice or stay of the Sun the longest or shortest day of the year or the Season wherein the days be at the longest or the shortest Solstice d'Eté the summer-Solstice Solstice d'Hiver the winter Solstice SOLENNITE ' f. appareil extraordinaire a solemnity Solennel solemn Solennellement solemnly Solenniser to solemnize celebrate or observe solemnly Solennisé solemnized celebrated or solemnly observed SOLICITER ses Derivez V. Solliciter SOLIDE massif solide or massive Solide ferme solid fast or firm Solide parfait solid sound or whole Une Doctrine solide solid or sound Doctrine Des raisons solides solid Reasons or Arguments Solidité f. solidity Solidement solidly Solidairement wholly or for the whole * Solitaire Solitairement Solitude V. Seul SOLIVE f. poutre the piece of timber called a Girder or Joist between two Summers Soliveau m. a little Girder or Joist SOLLICITER to sollicit move or intice Solliciter quêcun à faire quêque chose to intice one to do a thing Solliciter quêcun à mal faire to sollicit or intice one to do ill Solliciter un Procez to sollicit a Cause Sollicité sollicited moved or inticed Solliciteur m. Solliciteur de Procez a Sollicitour Sollicitation f. a solliciting or sollicitation motion inticement or perswasion J'ai fait cela à vôtre sollicitation I did that upon your motion Sollicitation de Procez the solliciting of a Cause Sollicitude f. soin souci solicitude care cark or thoughtfulness * Solstice V. Soleil SOLVABLE qui a dequoi paier solvable sufficient or able to pay Il n'étoit pas solvable he was not solvable * Solution V. Soudre SOMBRE obscur close dark cloudy gloomy Un tems sombre close cloudy gloomy weather Un homme sombre melancolique a dull heavy or melancholy man Sombrer une Vigne lui donner la premiere façon to dig up a Vineyard the first time thereby to supple and soften the soil thereof SOMME f. a sum Une grande somme d'argent a great sum of money Il possede de grandes sommes d'argent he hath great sums of money by him Amasser faire une grande somme to make or heap up a great sum La Somme totale d'un Conte the totall sum of an Account the sum