promising in Latin
promising in Latin is magnae speī — promising means likely to turn out well or succeed; showing good early signs.
promising in Latin
magnae speī
Showing promise, and likely to develop in a desirable fashion.
What does "promising" mean?
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adj Likely to turn out well or succeed; showing good early signs.
"The weather forecast looks promising, so we might have our picnic after all."
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promising in a sentence
- The weather forecast looks promising, so we might have our picnic after all.
- The early trial results look promising for the new vaccine.
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What is "promising" in Latin?
"promising" in Latin is magnae speī. promising means: Likely to turn out well or succeed; showing good early signs.
How do you use "promising" in a sentence?
Example: "The weather forecast looks promising, so we might have our picnic after all." In Latin, "promising" is magnae speī.
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