homework in Latin
homework in Latin is pensum — homework means schoolwork assigned to be done outside of class.
homework in Latin
pensum
(literally, now, _, rare) Any work that is done at home; housework.
What does "homework" mean?
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noun Schoolwork assigned to be done outside of class.
"Our teacher gives us homework every Monday and expects it back by Thursday."
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noun Preparatory research or study done before a meeting, decision, or task.
"Do your homework on the area before you decide to buy a house there."
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homework in a sentence
- Our teacher gives us homework every Monday and expects it back by Thursday.
- Have you done your homework yet, or are you still watching television?
- Do your homework on the area before you decide to buy a house there.
- The salesman had clearly done his homework and knew exactly what we needed.
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What is "homework" in Latin?
"homework" in Latin is pensum. homework means: Schoolwork assigned to be done outside of class.
How do you use "homework" in a sentence?
Example: "Our teacher gives us homework every Monday and expects it back by Thursday." In Latin, "homework" is pensum.
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