parcel in Latin
parcel in Latin is fascis — parcel means a wrapped package prepared for shipping or delivery.
parcel in Latin
fascis
A package wrapped for shipment.
What does "parcel" mean?
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noun A wrapped package prepared for shipping or delivery.
"A parcel arrived on the doorstep this morning."
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noun A distinct piece or plot of land.
"The developer bought several adjoining parcels of land."
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verb To divide something into portions and distribute it, often with "out."
"The estate was parcelled out among the four siblings."
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parcel in a sentence
- A parcel arrived on the doorstep this morning.
- She wrapped the gift into a neat brown parcel.
- The developer bought several adjoining parcels of land.
- The estate was parcelled out among the four siblings.
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What is "parcel" in Latin?
"parcel" in Latin is fascis. parcel means: A wrapped package prepared for shipping or delivery.
How do you use "parcel" in a sentence?
Example: "A parcel arrived on the doorstep this morning." In Latin, "parcel" is fascis.
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