during in Latin
during in Latin is inter — during means throughout the whole of a period of time.
during in Latin
inter
What does "during" mean?
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prep Throughout the whole of a period of time.
"The baby slept soundly during the whole of the long car journey."
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prep At some point within a period of time.
"My neighbour dropped round some eggs during the morning, while I was out."
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during in a sentence
- The baby slept soundly during the whole of the long car journey.
- The lights flickered during the entire storm.
- My neighbour dropped round some eggs during the morning, while I was out.
- He called twice during the afternoon.
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What is "during" in Latin?
"during" in Latin is inter. during means: Throughout the whole of a period of time.
How do you use "during" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby slept soundly during the whole of the long car journey." In Latin, "during" is inter.
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