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pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium admonebant, cum interim cognoscit hostis pluribus agminibus |
pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsusbeat; drive out; push; banish, strike, defeat, drive away, routschlagen, verjagen, voranzutreiben; verbannen, Streik, Niederlage, fahren Sie fort, Niederlagebattement ; chasser ; poussée ; bannir, frapper, défaire, conduire loin, déroute battere, fuori drive; spinta; bandire, sciopero, sconfitta, auto, rottagolpe; expulsar; empuje; banish, pegar, derrotar, alejarse, derrota |
pellerentur | ignavus, ignava -um, ignavior -or -us, ignavissimus -a -umlazy/idle/sluggish; spiritless; cowardly, faint-hearted; ignoble, mean; uselessfaul / idle / träge; geistlose, feige, kleinmütig, unedel, bedeuten; nutzlosparesseux/ralenti/lent ; spiritless ; lâche, timide ; ignoble, moyen ; inutile pigri / idle / lento, senza spirito, vile, pusillanime, ignobile, media; inutileperezoso/marcha lenta/inactivo; exánime; cobarde, faint-hearted; vil, medio; inútil |
pellerentur ignavi | species, speciei Fsight, appearance, show; splendor, beauty; kind, typeAnblick, Aussehen, zu zeigen, Glanz, Schönheit, Art, Typvue, l'apparence, du spectacle; splendeur, la beauté; genre, typevista, l'apparenza, spettacolo, splendore, bellezza, natura, tipola vista, la apariencia, demuestran; esplendor, belleza, clase, tipo |
pellerentur ignavi specie | prudens, prudentis (gen.), prudentior -or -us, prudentissimus -a -umaware, skilled; sensible, prudent; farseeing; experiencedbekannt ist, qualifizierte, vernünftig, klug, weitsichtig, erfahreneaverti, habile ; sensible, prudent ; prévoyant ; expérimenté consapevole, qualificato; sensibile, prudente, lungimirante; espertoenterado, experto; sensible, prudente; perspicaz; experimentado |
pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium | admoneo, admonere, admonui, admonitusadmonish, remind, prompt; suggest, advise, raise; persuade, urge; warn, cautionermahnen, erinnern, prompt; empfehlen, zu beraten, die, davon zu überzeugen, fordern, warnen, Vorsichtavertir, rappeler, inciter ; suggérer, conseiller, augmenter ; persuader, recommander ; avertir, avertir ammonire, ricordare, prompt, suggerire, consigliare, sollevare, persuadere, esortare, avvertire, la cautelaamonestar, recordar, incitar; sugerir, aconsejar, levantar; persuadir, impulsar; advertir, advertir |
pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium admonebant, | 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 |
pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium admonebant, | 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 |
pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium admonebant, cum | interimmeanwhile, in the meantime; at the same time; however, neverthelessmittlerweile in der Zwischenzeit, zur gleichen Zeit, aber dennochPendant ce temps, dans l'intervalle; dans le même temps, mais néanmoinsNel frattempo, nel frattempo, nello stesso tempo, tuttavia, nondimenoMientras tanto, mientras tanto, al mismo tiempo, sin embargo, no obstante, |
pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium admonebant, cum interim | cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitusbecome acquainted with/aware of; recognize; learn, find to be; inquire/examinekennen lernen / bewusst; erkennen, zu lernen, zu finden sein, fragen, prüfen /se rendre compte au courant de/de ; reconnaître ; apprendre, trouver à être ; s'enquérir/examiner venire a conoscenza / conoscenza; riconoscere, imparare, scoprire di essere; indagare / verificareser conocido con/enterado de; reconocer; aprender, encontrar ser; investigar/examinar |
pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium admonebant, cum interim cognoscit | hostis, hostisenemy; stranger, foreigner; the enemyFeind, Fremde, Ausländer, der Feindennemi ; étranger, étranger ; l'ennemi nemico, estraneo, straniero, il nemicoenemigo; extranjero, extranjero; el enemigo |
pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium admonebant, cum interim cognoscit | hostio, hostire, -, -requite, recompensevergelten, Vergeltungrétribue, une récompensecontraccambiare, ricompensareretribuir, recompensar |
pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium admonebant, cum interim cognoscit hostis | plus, (gen.), plurismore; several. manymehr; mehrere. vieleplus, plusieurs. beaucouppiù; diversi. moltimás, varios. muchos |
pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium admonebant, cum interim cognoscit hostis | plus, pluris Nmore, too much, more than enough; more than; higher price/valuemehr, zu viel, mehr als genug, mehr als, höhere Preis / Leistungs -de plus, trop, plus que suffisant, plus de; prix plus élevé ou de la valeurdi più, troppo, più che sufficiente, oltre, più alto rapporto prezzo / valoremás, demasiado, más que suficiente; más, una mayor relación precio / valor |
pellerentur ignavi specie prudentium admonebant, cum interim cognoscit hostis pluribus | agmen, agminis Nstream; herd, flock, troop, crowd; marching army, column, line; processionstream; Herde, Herde, Truppe, Menge; Armee marschiert, Spalte, Zeile; Prozessioncours d'eau; troupeau, troupeau, troupe, foule, armée en marche, la colonne, en ligne; processionstream; mandria, gregge, truppa, della folla; esercito in marcia, colonna, riga; processionearroyo; rebaño, manada, tropa, multitud; ejército en marcha, la columna de la partida; procesión |
▲ ▼ | The "cum" clause, with Agricola now the subject, expresses the main thought of the sentence (a so-called "inverted-cum clause"); hence, the tense is historical present rather than the subjunctive of the more common "cum-circumstantial clause." |
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