vite
Americanadverb
Etymology
Origin of vite
< French: rapid, quickly, Old French viste, of uncertain origin
Example Sentences
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Seven minutes later Pedro Vite threw another scare into the home team, sending a low right-footed shot inches wide of the other post.
From Los Angeles Times
Police say she was in a romantic relationship with the suspect, Brandon Ortiz Vite.
From Seattle Times
Whitecaps forward Levonte Johnson made his first start for Pedro Vite at left winger.
From Seattle Times
A cross into the box took a couple of bounces, striker Pedro Vite was waiting for the second bounce and used his left foot to guide the ball past Roldan and Frei.
From Seattle Times
Midfielder Pedro Vite had the left-footed finish from a Ryan Gauld assist.
From Seattle Times
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