figure in Latin
figure in Latin is figūra, habitus, numerus — figure means a number or numerical value.
figure in Latin
figūra
habitus
A human figure, which dress or corset must fit to; the shape of a human body.
numerus
A number, an amount.
What does "figure" mean?
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noun A number or numerical value.
"Sales figures were up ten percent this quarter."
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noun The shape of a person’s body.
"She kept in shape and was proud of her figure."
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noun A person considered in terms of their public role or influence.
"He became a leading figure in the civil rights movement."
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noun A diagram or illustration used to convey information.
"See Figure 2 for a breakdown of the results."
figure in a sentence
- Sales figures were up ten percent this quarter.
- She kept in shape and was proud of her figure.
- He became a leading figure in the civil rights movement.
- See Figure 2 for a breakdown of the results.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "figure" in Latin?
"figure" in Latin is figūra, habitus, numerus. figure means: A number or numerical value.
How do you use "figure" in a sentence?
Example: "Sales figures were up ten percent this quarter." In Latin, "figure" is figūra, habitus, numerus.
Are there other ways to say "figure" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "figure": figūra, habitus, numerus.
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