status in Latin
status in Latin is status — status means the current state or condition of something at a given moment.
status in Latin
status
What does "status" mean?
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noun The current state or condition of something at a given moment.
"You can check the status of your order online."
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noun A person's social or professional rank, and the respect and privilege that comes with it.
"The job carries more status than money."
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noun A short message or image a user posts on a messaging app or social network to show what they are doing or feeling, often disappearing after a set time.
"He posted a status about the flight being cancelled."
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noun A person's official position under the law or under a set of rules.
"Refugee status was granted after a two-year wait."
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status in a sentence
- You can check the status of your order online.
- The application status changed to 'under review' overnight.
- The job carries more status than money.
- She has senior status in the department without the title.
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What is "status" in Latin?
"status" in Latin is status. status means: The current state or condition of something at a given moment.
How do you use "status" in a sentence?
Example: "You can check the status of your order online." In Latin, "status" is status.
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