conference in Latin
conference in Latin is colloquium, congressus — conference means a formal meeting where people discuss ideas, present research, or negotiate on a particular topic.
conference in Latin
colloquium
congressus
What does "conference" mean?
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noun A formal meeting where people discuss ideas, present research, or negotiate on a particular topic.
"Teachers from across the region gathered for a two-day conference on new teaching methods."
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noun A group of sports teams that regularly compete against each other within a league.
"Their college competes in the western conference of the league."
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conference in a sentence
- Teachers from across the region gathered for a two-day conference on new teaching methods.
- She gave a talk at the annual science conference.
- Their college competes in the western conference of the league.
- Which team finished bottom of the eastern conference this season?
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What is "conference" in Latin?
"conference" in Latin is colloquium, congressus. conference means: A formal meeting where people discuss ideas, present research, or negotiate on a particular topic.
How do you use "conference" in a sentence?
Example: "Teachers from across the region gathered for a two-day conference on new teaching methods." In Latin, "conference" is colloquium, congressus.
Are there other ways to say "conference" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "conference": colloquium, congressus.
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