condition in Latin
condition in Latin is status, habitus, conditio — condition means the particular state that something or someone is in, especially regarding quality or health.
condition in Latin
status
The health status of a medical patient.
status
A particular state of being.
habitus
A particular state of being.
conditio
A logical clause or phrase that a conditional statement uses. The phrase can either be true or false.
What does "condition" mean?
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noun The particular state that something or someone is in, especially regarding quality or health.
"Check the condition of the tyres before you set off on a long journey."
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noun A requirement that must be met for something else to happen.
"You can borrow my bike on one condition: you must bring it back clean."
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verb To train someone or something to behave or react in a certain way.
"Dogs can be conditioned to sit when they hear a short whistle."
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condition in a sentence
- Check the condition of the tyres before you set off on a long journey.
- The car is in excellent condition despite its age.
- You can borrow my bike on one condition: you must bring it back clean.
- The offer is valid, provided certain conditions are met before the end of the month.
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What is "condition" in Latin?
"condition" in Latin is status, habitus, conditio. condition means: The particular state that something or someone is in, especially regarding quality or health.
How do you use "condition" in a sentence?
Example: "Check the condition of the tyres before you set off on a long journey." In Latin, "condition" is status, habitus, conditio.
Are there other ways to say "condition" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "condition": status, habitus, conditio.
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