enroll in Latin
enroll in Latin is conscrībō — enroll means to officially register someone (or yourself) as a member of a group, school, course, or organization.
enroll in Latin
conscrībō
(transitive) To enter (a name, etc.) in a register, roll or list
What does "enroll" mean?
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verb To officially register someone (or yourself) as a member of a group, school, course, or organization.
"She enrolled at the local college to study nursing."
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verb To sign up to vote or join a formal list or roll.
"He enrolled to vote as soon as he turned eighteen."
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enroll in a sentence
- She enrolled at the local college to study nursing.
- The company enrolled all new hires in the health plan automatically.
- He enrolled to vote as soon as he turned eighteen.
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What is "enroll" in Latin?
"enroll" in Latin is conscrībō. enroll means: To officially register someone (or yourself) as a member of a group, school, course, or organization.
How do you use "enroll" in a sentence?
Example: "She enrolled at the local college to study nursing." In Latin, "enroll" is conscrībō.
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