enlist in Latin
enlist in Latin is conscrībō — enlist means to join the armed forces voluntarily.
enlist in Latin
conscrībō
(transitive) To enter on a list; to enroll; to register.
What does "enlist" mean?
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verb To join the armed forces voluntarily.
"He enlisted in the navy right after finishing school."
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verb To obtain the help or support of someone.
"She enlisted her neighbours to help paint the community hall."
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enlist in a sentence
- He enlisted in the navy right after finishing school.
- She enlisted her neighbours to help paint the community hall.
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What is "enlist" in Latin?
"enlist" in Latin is conscrībō. enlist means: To join the armed forces voluntarily.
How do you use "enlist" in a sentence?
Example: "He enlisted in the navy right after finishing school." In Latin, "enlist" is conscrībō.
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