station in Latin
station in Latin is locus, statio — station means a regular stopping place for trains, buses, or other transportation.
station in Latin
locus
A place where one stands or stays or is assigned to stand or stay.
statio
A place where one stands or stays or is assigned to stand or stay.
What does "station" mean?
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noun A regular stopping place for trains, buses, or other transportation.
"The bus station is a ten-minute walk from our hotel."
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noun A place equipped and assigned for a particular purpose or job, such as a police station or gas station.
"The petrol station on the corner stays open all night."
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noun A company or channel that broadcasts radio or television.
"My grandfather listens to the same radio station every morning while he makes tea."
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verb To assign someone to a particular place to carry out a job or duty.
"The company has stationed a guard at the main gate every night."
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station in a sentence
- The bus station is a ten-minute walk from our hotel.
- Please meet me outside the station, near the ticket machines, at six.
- The petrol station on the corner stays open all night.
- The nearest fire station is just two blocks away.
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What is "station" in Latin?
"station" in Latin is locus, statio. station means: A regular stopping place for trains, buses, or other transportation.
How do you use "station" in a sentence?
Example: "The bus station is a ten-minute walk from our hotel." In Latin, "station" is locus, statio.
Are there other ways to say "station" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "station": locus, statio.
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