teaching in Latin
teaching in Latin is disciplina, doctrina — teaching means a belief or principle put forward by a religious, philosophical, or other respected authority.
teaching in Latin
disciplina
Something taught by a religious or philosophical authority.
doctrina
Something taught by a religious or philosophical authority.
What does "teaching" mean?
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noun A belief or principle put forward by a religious, philosophical, or other respected authority.
"The monk's teachings emphasised compassion and patience."
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noun The profession or activity of educating others.
"After years in finance, she switched careers to go into teaching."
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teaching in a sentence
- The monk's teachings emphasised compassion and patience.
- After years in finance, she switched careers to go into teaching.
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What is "teaching" in Latin?
"teaching" in Latin is disciplina, doctrina. teaching means: A belief or principle put forward by a religious, philosophical, or other respected authority.
How do you use "teaching" in a sentence?
Example: "The monk's teachings emphasised compassion and patience." In Latin, "teaching" is disciplina, doctrina.
Are there other ways to say "teaching" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "teaching": disciplina, doctrina.
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