couple in Latin
couple in Latin is par — couple means two people who are in a romantic relationship or married.
couple in Latin
par
Two of the same kind connected or considered together.
What does "couple" mean?
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noun Two people who are in a romantic relationship or married.
"The couple next door just got engaged."
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noun A small, unspecified number of things or people — roughly two or a few.
"I only need a couple of minutes to finish this."
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verb To join or connect two things together.
"The engineers coupled the two rail cars together."
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couple in a sentence
- The couple next door just got engaged.
- They've been a happy couple for over a decade.
- I only need a couple of minutes to finish this.
- There are a couple of typos on this page.
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What is "couple" in Latin?
"couple" in Latin is par. couple means: Two people who are in a romantic relationship or married.
How do you use "couple" in a sentence?
Example: "The couple next door just got engaged." In Latin, "couple" is par.
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