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I. cause [kɔːz] N

1. cause (of effect):

2. cause no pl (reason):

3. cause (object of support):

II. cause [kɔːz] VB trans

to cause sb to do sth

root 'cause N

koren m fig
fearful of causing a scene, ...
Present
Icause
youcause
he/she/itcauses
wecause
youcause
theycause
Past
Icaused
youcaused
he/she/itcaused
wecaused
youcaused
theycaused
Present Perfect
Ihavecaused
youhavecaused
he/she/ithascaused
wehavecaused
youhavecaused
theyhavecaused
Past Perfect
Ihadcaused
youhadcaused
he/she/ithadcaused
wehadcaused
youhadcaused
theyhadcaused

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According to the accounts there was a festive time, with much hilarity and profanity, when his house was erected with the assistance of his friends.
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You couldn't keep up that surprise and hilarity for all the minutes it was on the screen.
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The film received overwhelmingly negative reviews from film critics, who pointed to the film's unintentional hilarity, weak acting, and poor screenplay writing.
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They work together well as an ensemble and deliver some great moments of hilarity.
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But each family has its own distinct set of problems, and hilarity ensues.
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