statue in Latin
statue in Latin is statua — statue means a three-dimensional sculpture, usually of a person or animal, made from stone, metal, or another solid material.
statue in Latin
statua
A three-dimensional work of art, usually representing a person or animal, usually created by sculpting, carving, molding, or casting.
What does "statue" mean?
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noun A three-dimensional sculpture, usually of a person or animal, made from stone, metal, or another solid material.
"Children climbed on the stone statue of a lion outside the museum."
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statue in a sentence
- Children climbed on the stone statue of a lion outside the museum.
- Tourists gathered to photograph the statue in the town square.
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What is "statue" in Latin?
"statue" in Latin is statua. statue means: A three-dimensional sculpture, usually of a person or animal, made from stone, metal, or another solid material.
How do you use "statue" in a sentence?
Example: "Children climbed on the stone statue of a lion outside the museum." In Latin, "statue" is statua.
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