apparatus in Latin
apparatus in Latin is apparātus — apparatus means a set of equipment or machinery used for a particular purpose.
apparatus in Latin
apparātus
(collective) An assortment of tools and instruments.
What does "apparatus" mean?
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noun A set of equipment or machinery used for a particular purpose.
"The divers checked their breathing apparatus carefully before they went into the water."
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noun A complex organizational or bureaucratic structure.
"The vast bureaucratic apparatus of the ministry made even small decisions take months."
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apparatus in a sentence
- The divers checked their breathing apparatus carefully before they went into the water.
- The lab was filled with strange apparatus for the chemistry experiment.
- The vast bureaucratic apparatus of the ministry made even small decisions take months.
- It takes a large administrative apparatus to run a big city's schools.
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What is "apparatus" in Latin?
"apparatus" in Latin is apparātus. apparatus means: A set of equipment or machinery used for a particular purpose.
How do you use "apparatus" in a sentence?
Example: "The divers checked their breathing apparatus carefully before they went into the water." In Latin, "apparatus" is apparātus.
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