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opportunity, suitable moment wait for the right occasion, or the best opportunity |
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occido, ocidere, ocidi, ocasum |
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fall down, die, set (of sun) if I miss this occado shop I may as well fall down and die, Ill have no food for when people arrive! |
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I hate (PERF) I hate you, I think you are perfectly odious |
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hatred (N) some people have a hatred for odium cinemas |
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duty, function, job It is my official function to hand out drinks |
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onerarius, onerara, onerarum |
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freight carrying (ships and pack animals) its an onerous job carrying so much freight |
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onerosus, onerosa, onerosum |
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burdensome, heavy what an onerous, heavy, burden you carry |
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think, belief (1) in my opinion, I think that... |
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oportet, oportere, oportuit |
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it is necessary, right oh dear, is this the right port? it may be necessary to signal and find out |
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order, row, rank, class (M) I order you to go into your ranks immediately |
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leisure, peace (N) there can be no leisure when it is this hot! |
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sheep (F) sheep like to eat hovis |
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forage, search for food (1) when foraging, look out for bulls! |
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fodder (N) make sure the bulls have plenty of fodder |
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subdue, pacify (1) she pretended she'd packed it in order to pacify him |
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marsh (1) look out for the pale marshes... |
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step, pace (M) if you keep up such a good pace you will soon pass us |
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be open, clear, evident Pat, you know how important it is to be open with us... |
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hereditary, ancestral, of one's father |
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sin, make a mistake he made a mistake in letting the wrong bird peck the racing times |
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animal, heard of cattle look at that peculiar animal, part lion, part eagle |
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pedester, pedestris, pedestre |
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javelin (N) they were so deadly with their javelins they were soon piling up the bodies |
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placidus, placida, placidum |
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quiet, peaceful look at that lovely quiet lake, so placid |
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level, clear we are lucky the plain is so level and clear, it is perfect for building on |
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weight (N) put your full weight upon the scales, it will weigh you in pounds |
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power (F) drink this potion from this pot, it will give you great power, enough to pass any test |
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posterior (GEN= posterioris) |
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later, next, following your posterior follows your front |
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postremus, postrema, postremum |
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last, hindmost remus was the last to die in harry potter |
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potior, potiri, potitus sum |
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get, obtain, possess (+GEN or ABL) when you get it, place it in this magical pot |
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better, preferable it is preferable to chose the red pot, or is it better to go with the pink? |
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praeceps (GEN- praecipitis) |
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throw or cast down, headlong (1) precipitation is water thrown down from the sky |
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good, upright, virtuous a good and upright citizen's past can be probed without issue |
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promptus, prompt, promptum |
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ready are you ready yet? we must be prompt! |
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near, on account of (+ ACC) like prope |
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provideo, providere, provide, provisum |
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see to, provide for, forsee |
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pudet, pudere, puduit/puditum est |
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it causes shame, one is ashamed I am ashamed of how much pudding I eat |
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although, however however you see this, I am out of clams! |
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queror, queri, questus sum |
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complain don't you complain about this quest! |
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rest, calm I need some calm and quiet |
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quisquam, quaequam, quicquam |
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