mention in Latin
mention in Latin is mentiō, memorō — mention means to refer to or speak about something briefly, without going into detail.
mention in Latin
mentiō
A speaking or noticing of anything, usually in a brief or cursory manner.
memorō
To make a short reference to something.
What does "mention" mean?
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verb To refer to or speak about something briefly, without going into detail.
"She mentioned that she'd be moving next month."
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noun A brief reference to something in speech or writing.
"The report made only a passing mention of the delays."
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noun On social media, a post or reply in which someone tags or names another user.
"She got dozens of mentions after the tweet went viral."
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mention in a sentence
- She mentioned that she'd be moving next month.
- Did he mention what time the meeting starts?
- The report made only a passing mention of the delays.
- She got dozens of mentions after the tweet went viral.
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What is "mention" in Latin?
"mention" in Latin is mentiō, memorō. mention means: To refer to or speak about something briefly, without going into detail.
How do you use "mention" in a sentence?
Example: "She mentioned that she'd be moving next month." In Latin, "mention" is mentiō, memorō.
Are there other ways to say "mention" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "mention": mentiō, memorō.
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