bidder in Latin
bidder in Latin is licitātor — bidder means a person who offers a price, especially at an auction.
bidder in Latin
licitātor
What does "bidder" mean?
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noun A person who offers a price, especially at an auction.
"Every bidder at the auction held up a numbered paddle."
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bidder in a sentence
- Every bidder at the auction held up a numbered paddle.
- A mystery bidder on the phone kept raising the price.
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What is "bidder" in Latin?
"bidder" in Latin is licitātor. bidder means: A person who offers a price, especially at an auction.
How do you use "bidder" in a sentence?
Example: "Every bidder at the auction held up a numbered paddle." In Latin, "bidder" is licitātor.
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