active in Latin
active in Latin is activus, actuosus, actuōsus — active means engaging in physical movement or exercise regularly.
active in Latin
activus
actuosus
Quick in physical movement; of an agile and vigorous body; nimble.
actuōsus
Brisk; lively.
alacer
Brisk; lively.
What does "active" mean?
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adj Engaging in physical movement or exercise regularly.
"My grandfather is still very active and walks five miles every morning."
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adj Currently functioning, in use, or in progress.
"Is your account still active, or has it been closed?"
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adj Grammar: describing a sentence structure where the subject performs the action, as opposed to the passive voice.
"Try changing this sentence to the active voice to make it clearer."
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active in a sentence
- My grandfather is still very active and walks five miles every morning.
- Children need to be active for at least an hour each day.
- Is your account still active, or has it been closed?
- The volcano is still active and could erupt at any time.
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What is "active" in Latin?
"active" in Latin is activus, actuosus, actuōsus. active means: Engaging in physical movement or exercise regularly.
How do you use "active" in a sentence?
Example: "My grandfather is still very active and walks five miles every morning." In Latin, "active" is activus, actuosus, actuōsus.
Are there other ways to say "active" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "active": activus, actuosus, actuōsus, alacer.
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