Cicero in Latin
Cicero in Latin is Cicerō — Cicero means a unit of measurement in printing, equal to about 4.5 millimetres, used mainly in continental Europe as the counterpart to the English pica.
Cicero in Latin
Cicerō
The Roman statesman and orator Mārcus Tullius Cicerō (106–43 BC).
What does "Cicero" mean?
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noun A unit of measurement in printing, equal to about 4.5 millimetres, used mainly in continental Europe as the counterpart to the English pica.
"The typesetter specified column widths in ciceros rather than picas."
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Cicero in a sentence
- The typesetter specified column widths in ciceros rather than picas.
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What is "Cicero" in Latin?
"Cicero" in Latin is Cicerō. Cicero means: A unit of measurement in printing, equal to about 4.5 millimetres, used mainly in continental Europe as the counterpart to the English pica.
How do you use "Cicero" in a sentence?
Example: "The typesetter specified column widths in ciceros rather than picas." In Latin, "Cicero" is Cicerō.
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