supply in Latin
supply in Latin is cōpia — supply means to provide something needed.
supply in Latin
cōpia
(in the plural) Provisions.
What does "supply" mean?
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verb To provide something needed.
"The school supplies every pupil with a free exercise book each term."
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noun The amount of something available for use.
"Our supply of firewood should last us through the cold weeks ahead."
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noun The economic concept of how much of a good sellers are willing to offer at a given price.
"When the supply of apples is small, shops tend to charge more for them."
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supply in a sentence
- The school supplies every pupil with a free exercise book each term.
- The farm supplies vegetables to local restaurants.
- Our supply of firewood should last us through the cold weeks ahead.
- The city's water supply is running low.
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What is "supply" in Latin?
"supply" in Latin is cōpia. supply means: To provide something needed.
How do you use "supply" in a sentence?
Example: "The school supplies every pupil with a free exercise book each term." In Latin, "supply" is cōpia.
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