desk in Latin
desk in Latin is mensa scriptoria — desk means a piece of furniture with a flat surface used for writing, reading, or working, often with drawers.
desk in Latin
mensa scriptoria
What does "desk" mean?
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noun A piece of furniture with a flat surface used for writing, reading, or working, often with drawers.
"She keeps her laptop and files neatly on her desk."
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verb To reject a submitted article or manuscript without giving it a full review.
"The editor desked the manuscript after reading only the first page."
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desk in a sentence
- She keeps her laptop and files neatly on her desk.
- He cleared his desk and left the office for the weekend.
- The editor desked the manuscript after reading only the first page.
- The journal desked her paper within a week, saying it did not suit its themes.
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What is "desk" in Latin?
"desk" in Latin is mensa scriptoria. desk means: A piece of furniture with a flat surface used for writing, reading, or working, often with drawers.
How do you use "desk" in a sentence?
Example: "She keeps her laptop and files neatly on her desk." In Latin, "desk" is mensa scriptoria.
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