thank in Latin
thank in Latin is grātiās agō, gratias ago — thank means to express gratitude to someone.
thank in Latin
grātiās agō
gratias ago
To express appreciation or gratitude toward (someone or something).
What does "thank" mean?
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verb To express gratitude to someone.
"She thanked the volunteers for their hard work."
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verb To hold someone or something responsible, often for something bad (usually with "for").
"You can thank the traffic for making us late."
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thank in a sentence
- She thanked the volunteers for their hard work.
- I want to thank everyone who helped organize the event.
- You can thank the traffic for making us late.
- We have the new manager to thank for all these changes.
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What is "thank" in Latin?
"thank" in Latin is grātiās agō, gratias ago. thank means: To express gratitude to someone.
How do you use "thank" in a sentence?
Example: "She thanked the volunteers for their hard work." In Latin, "thank" is grātiās agō, gratias ago.
Are there other ways to say "thank" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "thank": grātiās agō, gratias ago.
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