apprise in Latin
apprise in Latin is certiōrō — apprise means to let someone (or yourself) know about something; to tell them.
apprise in Latin
certiōrō
To make (someone or oneself) aware of some information; to inform, to notify.
What does "apprise" mean?
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verb To let someone (or yourself) know about something; to tell them.
"The ears apprise the brain of sound."
- verb To give someone information in a formal or official way.
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apprise in a sentence
- The ears apprise the brain of sound.
- The signalman rapidly apprised the Railtrack Control Centre at Croydon of the unfolding disaster, and asked them to pre-emptively call the emergency services.
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What is "apprise" in Latin?
"apprise" in Latin is certiōrō. apprise means: To let someone (or yourself) know about something; to tell them.
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