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No. 4,041 in Catalan

dediquin

"Dediquin" is the third-person plural subjunctive form of "dedicar," meaning "they dedicate" in English.

In a sentence

  • Espero que es dediquin a tasques útils.

    I hope they dedicate themselves to useful tasks.

    The word 'dediquin' is used here in the subjunctive mood to express a wish or hope that the subject (they) dedicates themselves to performing specific useful activities.

  • És important que es dediquin prou temps per preparar-se.

    It's important that they dedicate enough time to prepare themselves.

    In this sentence, 'dediquin' is used in the subjunctive mood, emphasizing the necessity or importance of the action of dedicating sufficient time by the subject (they).

  • Sempre procuro que es dediquin a coses constructives.

    I always try to ensure that they dedicate themselves to constructive things.

    Here, 'dediquin' again appears in the subjunctive mood, indicating an action hoped or intended by the speaker for the subject (they) to engage in beneficial activities.

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