praes·to

be outstanding
be responsible for
display
excell
fulfill
offer
perform
present
show
surpass
to answer for
to do
to furnish
to stand before

Synonyms for praesto

adimpleo – carry out, perform, to fulfill
carisma – gift, present
charisma – gift, present
defero – carry down, communicate, offer, refer, to bear, to bring, to carry, to hand over
demonstro – describe, explain, show, to indicate, to prove
do – convey, donate, furnish, offer, to give
donum – donation, gift, present, votive offering
efficio – bring about, cause, effect, make, produce, prove, to bring to pass, to do
excello – surpass, to elevate
exhibeo – allow, cause, deliver, display, offer, show, to produce, to sustain
exibeo – allow, cause, display, offer, show, to produce
exorno – adorn, provide, supply, to equip, to furnish
expono – display, explain, expose, to expound, to set forth
exsequor – accomplish, avenge, carry out, describe, explain, follow to the end, fulfill, keep up, punish, relate, to describe, to execute, to follow to the grave, to maintain
functus – do, execute, perform, to occupy oneself
fungi – do, execute, perform, to occupy oneself
fungor – administer, do, execute, perform, to discharge, to occupy oneself
impleo – content, fulfil, perform, satisfy, to fill in, to fill up
maligo – contrive evil, to do
munerior – present, to give
munero – present, to give
munus – duty, function, gift, office, present, service, spectacle, tribute
offero – expose, offer, place before, present, to bring forward
ostendo – declare, make plain, present, reveal, sum, to exhibit, to show
patro – perform, to effect
perpetro – accomplish, perform, to complete
polliceor – offer, to promise
praecedo – excell, go before, result, surpass, to go, to precede
praefero – anticipate, carry by, display, prefer, ride by, to carry in front
precedo – excell, go before, surpass, to precede
prefero – anticipate, carry by, display, prefer, ride by, to carry in front
presto – be responsible for, display, fulfill, offer, perform, present, to answer for, to do
profiteor – confess, offer, profess, promise, to acknowledge, to confess, to declare oneself, to declare publicly, to make a public statement, to take a monastic oath
promissum – offer, promise
propono – display, point out, promise, propose, publish, relate, tell, to design
spectaculum – show, spectacle
suborno – equip, instigate secretly, provide, suborn, to furnish
suggero – add, assign, attach, bring to mind, offer, place next, prompt, provide, suggest, supply, to bring up, to excite
supero – conquer, have the upper hand, outstrip, overcome, surpass, to be above, to vanquish
superstes – present, standing, surviving, survivor of another's death
tendo – aggravate, attempt, extend, give, go, heighten, present, stretch, to direct, to strive, try
tractare – manage, perform, to handle
vici – conquer, excel, master, overcome, surpass, win
victum – be alive, conquer, excel, master, overcome, surpass, to live, win
vinco – conquer, excel, master, overcome, overmatch, surpass, to vanquish, win

Similar to praesto

praestolatio – expectation, the waiting for
praestolor – stand ready, to wait for
praestans – distingished, excellent, imminent, superior
praestigiator – impostor
praestantia – excellence, superiority
praestringo – to bind fast
praescio – to foreknow