expect in Latin
expect in Latin is expecto, exspecto, spērō — expect means to believe that something will happen.
expect in Latin
expecto
exspecto
spērō
What does "expect" mean?
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verb To believe that something will happen.
"Take an umbrella, because I expect it will rain later."
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verb To regard something as required or owed.
"The hotel expects guests to leave their rooms by eleven."
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verb To be pregnant.
"My sister is expecting twins, and the whole family is thrilled."
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expect in a sentence
- Take an umbrella, because I expect it will rain later.
- We expect the results to arrive by Friday.
- The hotel expects guests to leave their rooms by eleven.
- Parents expect schools to keep their children safe.
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What is "expect" in Latin?
"expect" in Latin is expecto, exspecto, spērō. expect means: To believe that something will happen.
How do you use "expect" in a sentence?
Example: "Take an umbrella, because I expect it will rain later." In Latin, "expect" is expecto, exspecto, spērō.
Are there other ways to say "expect" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "expect": expecto, exspecto, spērō.
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