pirate in Latin
pirate in Latin is pirata — pirate means someone who attacks and robs ships at sea.
pirate in Latin
pirata
What does "pirate" mean?
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noun Someone who attacks and robs ships at sea.
"The film follows a crew of pirates hunting for buried treasure."
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noun Someone who illegally copies or distributes copyrighted material.
"The site was shut down for hosting pirates who uploaded whole films."
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verb To copy or distribute copyrighted material without permission.
"Thousands of fans pirated the album before its official release."
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pirate in a sentence
- The film follows a crew of pirates hunting for buried treasure.
- The site was shut down for hosting pirates who uploaded whole films.
- Thousands of fans pirated the album before its official release.
- It's illegal to pirate software for commercial use.
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What is "pirate" in Latin?
"pirate" in Latin is pirata. pirate means: Someone who attacks and robs ships at sea.
How do you use "pirate" in a sentence?
Example: "The film follows a crew of pirates hunting for buried treasure." In Latin, "pirate" is pirata.
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