thrust in Latin
thrust in Latin is trūdō — thrust means a sudden strong push or lunge forward.
thrust in Latin
trūdō
What does "thrust" mean?
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noun A sudden strong push or lunge forward.
"He fended off the sword's thrust with his shield."
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noun The main point or focus of an argument or plan.
"The thrust of her argument was that costs needed cutting."
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verb To push something forward with force, often suddenly.
"She thrust the letter into his hands and walked away."
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thrust in a sentence
- He fended off the sword's thrust with his shield.
- The rocket's engines produce enormous thrust.
- The thrust of her argument was that costs needed cutting.
- She thrust the letter into his hands and walked away.
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What is "thrust" in Latin?
"thrust" in Latin is trūdō. thrust means: A sudden strong push or lunge forward.
How do you use "thrust" in a sentence?
Example: "He fended off the sword's thrust with his shield." In Latin, "thrust" is trūdō.
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