deadline in Latin
deadline in Latin is terminus ante quem — deadline means the latest date or time by which something must be finished.
deadline in Latin
terminus ante quem
What does "deadline" mean?
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noun The latest date or time by which something must be finished.
"I need an extension because I will miss the deadline for this essay."
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verb To take a vehicle or aircraft out of service because it is not fit to operate.
"Mechanics deadlined the truck when they found the brakes were worn out."
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deadline in a sentence
- I need an extension because I will miss the deadline for this essay.
- The deadline for submitting tax returns is the end of January.
- Mechanics deadlined the truck when they found the brakes were worn out.
- The airline deadlined two aircraft until the engine faults were repaired.
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What is "deadline" in Latin?
"deadline" in Latin is terminus ante quem. deadline means: The latest date or time by which something must be finished.
How do you use "deadline" in a sentence?
Example: "I need an extension because I will miss the deadline for this essay." In Latin, "deadline" is terminus ante quem.
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