A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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What is the English meaning of "Provenir"?

To take away
To recognize
To burn
To come from

The correct answer is: To come from

The term "provenir" in Spanish translates directly to "to come from" in English. This verb is often used to indicate the origin of something, whether it be a physical object, a person, or an idea. For instance, you might say "El café proviene de Colombia," which means "The coffee comes from Colombia." This usage highlights its primary function of denoting the source or starting point of something. Other choices do not align with the definition of "provenir." "To take away," "to recognize," and "to burn" represent entirely different actions that do not correspond to the concept of origin or source. Understanding the meaning of "provenir" in context emphasizes its role in identifying where something originates, making "to come from" the correct and clear translation.