English–Latin dictionary
Latin translation of the English word hole‐in‐one
| English | Latin (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (eye; puncture) | cavum ; cavus | |
🔗 My father will be wondering if I fell into a hole. | ||
| (after; past; upon) | post | |
🔗 Yet some of Trump’s aides are sceptical about how serious he is about running again, and as he voiced on Tuesday, he seems less enthusiastic about running in four years than he is about challenging this election’s results. | ||
unus | ||
🔗 One in six care workers in the UK is from overseas, but very few earn the £ 25,600 threshold proposed by the committee. | ||
| (anybody; anyone; somebody; someone) | aliquis | |
🔗 Where may one be found? | ||
| English | Latin |
|---|---|
| in | in |
| one | unus |
The word hole‐in‐one could not be translated into the selected target language by us.