locate in Latin
locate in Latin is inveniō in tabulā — locate means to find the exact position of something.
locate in Latin
inveniō in tabulā
(transitive) To find out where something is located.
What does "locate" mean?
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verb To find the exact position of something.
"I cannot locate my keys anywhere in the house."
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verb To place or situate something in a particular spot.
"The council plans to locate the new library close to the railway station."
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locate in a sentence
- I cannot locate my keys anywhere in the house.
- It took rescuers hours to locate the missing hikers.
- The council plans to locate the new library close to the railway station.
- Where would you locate the sofa in such a small room?
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What is "locate" in Latin?
"locate" in Latin is inveniō in tabulā. locate means: To find the exact position of something.
How do you use "locate" in a sentence?
Example: "I cannot locate my keys anywhere in the house." In Latin, "locate" is inveniō in tabulā.
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