brook in Latin
brook in Latin is rīvulus — brook means a small, natural stream of water.
brook in Latin
rīvulus
A body of running water smaller than a river; a small stream.
What does "brook" mean?
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noun A small, natural stream of water.
"They waded across the shallow brook on their hike."
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verb To tolerate or put up with, especially something unwelcome (usually used in the negative).
"The coach would not brook any excuses for missing practice."
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brook in a sentence
- They waded across the shallow brook on their hike.
- The coach would not brook any excuses for missing practice.
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What is "brook" in Latin?
"brook" in Latin is rīvulus. brook means: A small, natural stream of water.
How do you use "brook" in a sentence?
Example: "They waded across the shallow brook on their hike." In Latin, "brook" is rīvulus.
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