rollercoaster in Latin
rollercoaster in Latin is curriculum retroflexum, vectura flexuosa — rollercoaster means an amusement park ride on a track that climbs, drops, and turns sharply.
rollercoaster in Latin
curriculum retroflexum
An amusement ride consisting of a train on a track that rises, falls, twists and turns.
vectura flexuosa
An amusement ride consisting of a train on a track that rises, falls, twists and turns.
What does "rollercoaster" mean?
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noun An amusement park ride on a track that climbs, drops, and turns sharply.
"We screamed the whole way down on the rollercoaster."
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noun A situation marked by extreme, rapid ups and downs, especially emotionally.
"Her first year at university was an emotional rollercoaster."
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rollercoaster in a sentence
- We screamed the whole way down on the rollercoaster.
- Her first year at university was an emotional rollercoaster.
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What is "rollercoaster" in Latin?
"rollercoaster" in Latin is curriculum retroflexum, vectura flexuosa. rollercoaster means: An amusement park ride on a track that climbs, drops, and turns sharply.
How do you use "rollercoaster" in a sentence?
Example: "We screamed the whole way down on the rollercoaster." In Latin, "rollercoaster" is curriculum retroflexum, vectura flexuosa.
Are there other ways to say "rollercoaster" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "rollercoaster": curriculum retroflexum, vectura flexuosa.
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