Idioms I Flashcards by Charles Baileywick | Brainscape

Q

aliquid consilii

A

some new plan

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Caesare consule

A

in the consulship of Caesar

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celerius opinione

A

sooner than anyone supposed

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inita aestate

A

at the beginning of summer

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minus dubitationis

A

less doubt

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nihil reliqui

A

nothing left

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nihil vini

A

no wine

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plus doloris

A

more pain

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quantum boni

A

how much advantage

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quid negotii

A

what business

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quod navium

A

what ships

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ad extremum

A

at last

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adverso colle

A

up the hill

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adverso flumine

A

up-stream

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aequo animo

A

with contented mind

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alienum aes

A

debt

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alienum tempus

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an unfavorable time

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allii aliam in partem

A

some in one direction, others in another

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aversi ab hosti circumventi

A

surrounded by the enemy in the rear

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certiorem eum facere

A

to inform him

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certior fieri

A

to be informed

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a dextro cornu

A

on the right wing

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a fronte

A

in front

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a pueris

A

from boyhood

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a sinistro cornu

A

on the left wing

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ab armis discedere

A

to lay down the arms

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ab signis discedere

A

to leave the ranks

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ab officio discedere

A

to fail in one’s duty

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ab cohortatione

A

after exhorting

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ab eis defendere

A

to defend against them

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ab milibus passuum octo

A

eight miles off

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ab re frumentaria laborare

A

to suffer with respect to provisions

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ad equum rescribere

A

to enroll in the cavalry

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ad hunc modum

A

in this way

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ad milia decem

A

about ten thousand

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ad speciem

A

for show

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ad unum

A

to a man

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ad urbem

A

near the city

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ad urbem pervenit

A

he arrived at the city

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ad Alpes pertinent

A

extend as far as the Alps