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adjective perfect participle I class View the declension of this word 1 perfect participle of [doceo] 2 learned, wise 3 skilled, experienced, expert 4 trained 5 clever, cunning, shrewd permalink
Locutions, idioms and examplesdoctissimus quisque || a doctis virginibus = away from the learned maidens (the Muses) || aetate et usu doctus || citharizare doctus est a Dionyso || aliquem doctum politumque reddo || canere tibiis doctus || a doctissimo viro instructus omni copia = being provided with all knowledge by a very learned man || Pacuvium videri doctiorem qui esse docti adfectant volunt || ab illo quem significat valde doctum esse Lucilius = from what Lucilius suggests he is very learned || animum emendare incipiam hortis docte Epicure tuis || age, quaeso, tu nihil in magno doctus reprehendis Homero? || adhibeo doctos homines vel etiam usu peritos || at illa multo optuma rei publicae doctus sum hostem ferire … || ab hominibus doctis accepimus … ex malis eligere minima oportere = we learned from the philosophers that we have to chose the lesser evil Sfoglia il dizionarioA B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
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