intercept in Latin
intercept in Latin is intercipiō — intercept means to stop or catch something before it reaches its destination.
intercept in Latin
intercipiō
(transitive) To stop, deflect or divert (something in progress or motion).
What does "intercept" mean?
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verb To stop or catch something before it reaches its destination.
"The goalkeeper intercepted the pass before it reached the striker."
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intercept in a sentence
- The goalkeeper intercepted the pass before it reached the striker.
- Investigators intercepted the shipment at the border.
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What is "intercept" in Latin?
"intercept" in Latin is intercipiō. intercept means: To stop or catch something before it reaches its destination.
How do you use "intercept" in a sentence?
Example: "The goalkeeper intercepted the pass before it reached the striker." In Latin, "intercept" is intercipiō.
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