Level: B2 Upper
Meaning of 'Expectatur' in English | Latin to English
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Non decet nos otiari aut garrire hic dum præceptor expectatur. "Quid ais? non decet; imo, non licet, nisi volumus vapulare."
means "It does not become us to be idle or chat away here while the Master is expected."
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Non decet nos otiari aut garrire hic dum praeceptor expectatur.
Non decet nos otiari aut garrire hic dum præceptor expectatur. "Quid ais? non decet; imo, non licet, nisi volumus vapulare."
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Non decet nos otiari aut garrire hic dum praeceptor expectatur.
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🎭 Politeness Register: Standard/Neutral. Non decet nos otiari aut garrire hic dum præceptor expectatur. "Quid ais? non decet; imo, non licet, nisi volumus vapulare." is safe for both workplace and casual street usage.
Non decet nos otiari aut garrire hic dum præceptor expectatur. "Quid ais? non decet; imo, non licet, nisi volumus vapulare."
Would you like to repeat the lesson with me?” “I would.” 7342842 “Visne repetere praelectionem mecum?” “Volo.”
7342845 Come on, we will give it a go. 7342844 Age, faciamus periculum.
7342857 You speak fairly. 7342855 Dicis aequum.
7342861 Then let’s us chat a little. 7342860 Ergo confabulemur paulisper.
7342863 What are you afraid of, when there is nothing to fear? 7342862 Quid times, ubi nihil est timendum?
7342865 It is not appropriate for us to hang about or gossip here while we are waiting for the master. 7305256 Non decet nos otiari aut garrire hic dum praeceptor expectatur.
7342869 Why aren't you writing? 7342868 Cur non scribis?
257809 I was busy yesterday. 7342873 Fui occupatus hesterno die.
7342880 I have other business, which is very important to me. 7342878 Est mihi aliud negotium, idemque pernecessarium.
7342883 Take it, use it as you like, but do not abuse it. 7342882 Accipe, utere ut libet, modo ne abutere.
7342890 I come from below. 7342887 Venio infernē.
7342900 Do not dare move a foot from here until I return. 7342898 Cave ne moveas pedem hinc antequam redeam.
7343045 In the meantime we drank a lot of salt water. 7340601 Interim potabamus multum salsae aquae.
3170985 You can see me, can't you? 7343409 Potesne me videre, ita?
3170985 You can see me, can't you? 7344741 Potes me videre, potesne?
2446794 She plays the flute. 7344894 tībiās canit.
2446794 She plays the flute. 7344893 tībiās īnflat.
7345885 He asked his friend. 7346664 Amicum interrogavit.
7345885 He asked his friend. 7346666 Amicam interrogavit.
7345910 The boy thought that she was a woman. 7346670 Puer eam feminam esse putavit.
7345936 The man rode a horse. 7346671 Vir equo vehitus est.
274613 What else do you want? 7346974 Quid vis amplius?
7347666 But not long ago I saw you throw six Carthusian monks into the mud, with the result that they emerged black instead of white. You meanwhile laughed, as if you'd done a good thing. 7340478 Atqui vidi te nuper dejecisse sex Carthusianos in coenum, sic ut emergerent nigri, pro candidis. Tu interim ridebas, quasi re bene gesta.
7348054 It is not appropriate for us to hang about or gossip here while we are waiting for the master." "What are you saying? It is not appropriate; no, rather, we must not, or we will be whipped."
CEFR Difficulty: C1 Advanced
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How do you say "It does not become us to be idle or chat away here while the Master is expected." in English?
The most natural translation is "Non decet nos otiari aut garrire hic dum praeceptor expectatur.".
How do you say "Would you like to repeat the lesson with me?” “I would.” 7342842 “Visne repetere praelectionem mecum?” “Volo.” 7342845 Come on, we will give it a go. 7342844 Age, faciamus periculum. 7342857 You speak fairly. 7342855 Dicis aequum. 7342861 Then let’s us chat a little. 7342860 Ergo confabulemur paulisper. 7342863 What are you afraid of, when there is nothing to fear? 7342862 Quid times, ubi nihil est timendum? 7342865 It is not appropriate for us to hang about or gossip here while we are waiting for the master. 7305256 Non decet nos otiari aut garrire hic dum praeceptor expectatur. 7342869 Why aren't you writing? 7342868 Cur non scribis? 257809 I was busy yesterday. 7342873 Fui occupatus hesterno die. 7342880 I have other business, which is very important to me. 7342878 Est mihi aliud negotium, idemque pernecessarium. 7342883 Take it, use it as you like, but do not abuse it. 7342882 Accipe, utere ut libet, modo ne abutere. 7342890 I come from below. 7342887 Venio infernē. 7342900 Do not dare move a foot from here until I return. 7342898 Cave ne moveas pedem hinc antequam redeam. 7343045 In the meantime we drank a lot of salt water. 7340601 Interim potabamus multum salsae aquae. 3170985 You can see me, can't you? 7343409 Potesne me videre, ita? 3170985 You can see me, can't you? 7344741 Potes me videre, potesne? 2446794 She plays the flute. 7344894 tībiās canit. 2446794 She plays the flute. 7344893 tībiās īnflat. 7345885 He asked his friend. 7346664 Amicum interrogavit. 7345885 He asked his friend. 7346666 Amicam interrogavit. 7345910 The boy thought that she was a woman. 7346670 Puer eam feminam esse putavit. 7345936 The man rode a horse. 7346671 Vir equo vehitus est. 274613 What else do you want? 7346974 Quid vis amplius? 7347666 But not long ago I saw you throw six Carthusian monks into the mud, with the result that they emerged black instead of white. You meanwhile laughed, as if you'd done a good thing. 7340478 Atqui vidi te nuper dejecisse sex Carthusianos in coenum, sic ut emergerent nigri, pro candidis. Tu interim ridebas, quasi re bene gesta. 7348054 It is not appropriate for us to hang about or gossip here while we are waiting for the master." "What are you saying? It is not appropriate; no, rather, we must not, or we will be whipped."" in English?
The most natural translation is "Non decet nos otiari aut garrire hic dum præceptor expectatur. "Quid ais? non decet; imo, non licet, nisi volumus vapulare."".
