room and board in Latin
room and board in Latin is parocha — room and board means a place to sleep and meals provided together, usually as part of a fee or as payment for work.
room and board in Latin
parocha
A place of lodging with daily meals (board), usually provided in return for rent or other considerations.
What does "room and board" mean?
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noun A place to sleep and meals provided together, usually as part of a fee or as payment for work.
"Room and board comes to eleven thousand dollars a year on top of tuition."
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room and board in a sentence
- Room and board comes to eleven thousand dollars a year on top of tuition.
- The job paid little but included room and board.
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What is "room and board" in Latin?
"room and board" in Latin is parocha. room and board means: A place to sleep and meals provided together, usually as part of a fee or as payment for work.
How do you use "room and board" in a sentence?
Example: "Room and board comes to eleven thousand dollars a year on top of tuition." In Latin, "room and board" is parocha.
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