schoolboy in Latin
schoolboy in Latin is discipulus — schoolboy means a boy who attends school.
schoolboy in Latin
discipulus
A boy attending school.
What does "schoolboy" mean?
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noun A boy who attends school.
"The schoolboy ran to catch the bus before it left."
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adj Typical of a young boy — awkward, cheeky, or naive.
"He gave a schoolboy grin when caught cheating at cards."
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schoolboy in a sentence
- The schoolboy ran to catch the bus before it left.
- He still had his schoolboy haircut in the photo.
- He gave a schoolboy grin when caught cheating at cards.
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What is "schoolboy" in Latin?
"schoolboy" in Latin is discipulus. schoolboy means: A boy who attends school.
How do you use "schoolboy" in a sentence?
Example: "The schoolboy ran to catch the bus before it left." In Latin, "schoolboy" is discipulus.
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