doorstep in Latin
doorstep in Latin is līmen — doorstep means the step just outside the entrance to a house.
doorstep in Latin
līmen
What does "doorstep" mean?
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noun The step just outside the entrance to a house.
"A parcel was waiting on the doorstep."
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verb (UK) To turn up unannounced at someone's home, especially to ask questions or make a sale.
"Reporters doorstepped the politician outside his house."
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doorstep in a sentence
- A parcel was waiting on the doorstep.
- Reporters doorstepped the politician outside his house.
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What is "doorstep" in Latin?
"doorstep" in Latin is līmen. doorstep means: The step just outside the entrance to a house.
How do you use "doorstep" in a sentence?
Example: "A parcel was waiting on the doorstep." In Latin, "doorstep" is līmen.
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