casino in Latin
casino in Latin is āleātōrium, aleatorium — casino means a venue where people gamble on games of chance.
casino in Latin
āleātōrium
A public building or room for gambling.
aleatorium
A public building or room for gambling.
What does "casino" mean?
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noun A venue where people gamble on games of chance.
"The hotel has a casino with card tables and slot machines on the ground floor."
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noun An Italian card game played by two to four people.
"Do you know how to play casino, or shall we try another card game?"
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casino in a sentence
- The hotel has a casino with card tables and slot machines on the ground floor.
- Tourists queued outside the casino, hoping to try their luck that evening.
- Do you know how to play casino, or shall we try another card game?
- In casino, players try to capture cards from the table by matching them.
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What is "casino" in Latin?
"casino" in Latin is āleātōrium, aleatorium. casino means: A venue where people gamble on games of chance.
How do you use "casino" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel has a casino with card tables and slot machines on the ground floor." In Latin, "casino" is āleātōrium, aleatorium.
Are there other ways to say "casino" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "casino": āleātōrium, aleatorium.
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