event in Latin
event in Latin is fors, ēventum, eventum — event means something that happens, especially something notable.
event in Latin
fors
An occurrence; something that happens.
ēventum
An occurrence; something that happens.
eventum
What does "event" mean?
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noun Something that happens, especially something notable.
"The wedding was the biggest event of the year."
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noun A planned occasion or activity, such as a competition or gathering.
"She's competing in three events at the championships."
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noun (computing) An action detected by a program, such as a click or keypress, that triggers a response.
"The button has an event listener attached to it."
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event in a sentence
- The wedding was the biggest event of the year.
- News outlets covered the event live.
- She's competing in three events at the championships.
- The button has an event listener attached to it.
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What is "event" in Latin?
"event" in Latin is fors, ēventum, eventum. event means: Something that happens, especially something notable.
How do you use "event" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding was the biggest event of the year." In Latin, "event" is fors, ēventum, eventum.
Are there other ways to say "event" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "event": fors, ēventum, eventum.
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