centurion in Irish
centurion in Irish is ceantúir — centurion means an officer in the ancient Roman army who commanded a unit of about 100 soldiers.
centurion in Irish
ceantúir
(historical) An officer of the ancient Roman army, in command of a century of soldiers.
What does "centurion" mean?
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noun An officer in the ancient Roman army who commanded a unit of about 100 soldiers.
"The centurion led his men through the mountain pass."
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noun A cricket player who has scored a century (100 runs).
"He became a centurion for the third time this season."
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centurion in a sentence
- The centurion led his men through the mountain pass.
- He became a centurion for the third time this season.
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What is "centurion" in Irish?
"centurion" in Irish is ceantúir. centurion means: An officer in the ancient Roman army who commanded a unit of about 100 soldiers.
How do you use "centurion" in a sentence?
Example: "The centurion led his men through the mountain pass." In Irish, "centurion" is ceantúir.
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