erat tum, cum didicistis amare:
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| sum, esse, fui, futurusbe; existsein, existierenêtre ; exister
essere, esistereser; existir
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| erat | tummoreoveraußerdemen outreinoltrepor otra parte |
| erat | tumthen, next; besides; at that timedann weiter, außerdem, damalspuis, à côté, en plus, à cette époquepoi, accanto, oltre che, in quel momentoentonces, al lado, además, en esa época |
| erat tum, | cumwith, together/jointly/along/simultaneous with, amid; supporting; attachedmit, zusammen / gemeinsam / zusammen / gleichzeitig mit, unter, Unterstützung und angrenzendeavec, ensemble / conjointement / long / simultanée avec, au milieu, le soutien, jointcon, insieme / insieme / insieme / contemporanea, in mezzo, di sostegno; allegatocon, junto / en forma conjunta / en / simultáneo con, en medio, de apoyo; adjunta |
| erat tum, | cumwhen, at the time/on each occasion/in the situation that; after; since/althoughwenn zum Zeitpunkt / bei / in der Situation, dass, nach, da / obwohlquand, au moment de / à chaque fois / dans la situation qui, après, puisque / bienquando, al tempo / ogni volta / nella situazione in cui, dopo, dato che / secuando, en el momento / en cada ocasión / en la situación que, después, puesto que / aunque |
| erat tum, cum | disco, discere, didici, discituslearn; hear, get to know, become acquainted with; acquire knowledge/skill of/inlernen, hören, lernen sich kennen, kennen lernen, Wissen zu erwerben / Geschicklichkeit / inapprendre ; entendre, finir par pour savoir, devenir au courant de ; acquérir la connaissance/compétence of/in
imparare, ascoltare, conoscere, conoscere, acquisire conoscenze / abilità / inaprender; oír, familiarizarse con, hacer conocido con; adquirir el conocimiento/la habilidad of/in
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| erat tum, cum didicistis | amo, amare, amavi, amatuslove, like; fall in love with; be fond of; have a tendency toLiebe, wie; verlieben sich, werden gern, haben die Tendenz,amour, comme ; chute dans l'amour avec ; être affectueux de ; avoir une tendance à
amore, come; innamora; essere affezionato, hanno la tendenza aamor, como; caída en amor con; estar encariñado con; tener una tendencia a
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| erat tum, cum didicistis | amare, amarius, amarissimewith bitterness, acidly, spitefully, bitterlymit Bitterkeit, bissig, boshaft, bitteravec l'amertume, acide, spitefully, amèrement
con amarezza, acidamente, dispettosamente, amaramentecon amargura, ácido, rencoroso, amargamente
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| erat tum, cum didicistis | amarus, amara -um, amarior -or -us, amarissimus -a -umbitter, brackish, pungent; harsh, shrill; sad, calamitous; ill-natured, causticbitter, salzig, scharf, hart, schrill, traurig, katastrophal, böse, ätzendeamer, saumâtre, piquant ; dur, aigu ; triste, désastreux ; désagréable, caustique
amaro, salmastro, pungente, aspro, stridente, triste, calamitoso, di cattivo carattere, causticaamargo, salobre, acre; áspero, chillón; triste, calamitoso; malévolo, cáustico
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