WorksheetsVocabulary Stage 32
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
quondam, vir pauper et dives in taberna mensam appropinquaverunt.
poor men
a poor man
the first man
the first men
quondam, vir pauper et dives in taberna mensam appropinquaverunt.
approached a table in an inn
approached into my inn
accepted honey in the inn
were accepted into the large inn
cum se composuissent, tabernarius eos subvenit.
when they had settled themselves
when they were arranging the matter
they arranged themselves with the other
they were putting themselves together
cum se composuissent, tabernarius eos subvenit.
a shopkeeper came to help them
the shopkeeper came up to them
the shopkeeper was approaching them
the shopkeeper was arriving to them
pauper, qui multas res adversas offenderat, nec esuriebat nec bibebat
who had encountered many misfortunes
who had offended many hostile thieves
who was offering many different things
who was showing much hostility
pauper, qui multas res adversas offenderat, nec esuriebat nec bibebat.
was neither hungry nor thirsty
was both hungry and thirsty
was either hungry or thirsty
was not hungry or even thirsty
otiosus a labore, viro diviti de itinere adverso narravit.
at leisure from his work
by his leisurely work
busy from his work
working for a business
"e villa profectus," dixit, "me converti ut viam quaedam ambularem."
having set out from the house
having progressed from the house
having turned to the house
having gone out from the house
"ego duos fures offendi qui, conati me opprimere, a via me traxerunt."
having tried to crush me
crushed my attempts
having crushed me for trying
with me having been crushed by their attempts
"oravit ut fures aequi essent," dixit pauper, "nec preces meos audiverunt."
that the thieves be calm
that the thieves calm themselves
that the thieves were fair
to the thieves to fight fair
"secutus eos huc, ego eos ignoscere nolo, ne pecuniae quidem."
not even for money
certainly not money
for which neither gave money
no money
vir dives poculum effudit, dicens, "ut libertatem tuam celebrem."
so that I may celebrate your freedom
that you may be free to celebrate
I freely celebrate you
as your freedom is celebrated
"e villa profectus," dixit, "me converti ut viam quaedam ambularem."
I turned myself
I turned
I changed
I altered course
otiosus a labore, viro diviti de itinere adverso narravit.
about his unfavorable journey
from the repeated hostility
from the adversity again
about the adversary again
"e villa profectus," dixit, "me converti ut viam quaedam ambularem."
so that I may walk a certain road
to walk on whose street
not even to walk the street
by whom that street was walked
"oravit ut fures aequi essent," dixit pauper, "nec preces meos audiverunt."
and they did not hear my prayers
neither of them heard my prayers
my prayers were not being heard by them
no prayers were listened to
"secutus eos huc, ego eos ignoscere nolo, ne pecuniae quidem."
I refuse to forgive them
I want to ignore them
they do not want me to forget them
I will always remember them
"secutus eos huc, ego eos ignoscere nolo, ne pecuniae quidem."
having followed them here
having cut them off here
they secreted themselves here
these men followed me
vir dives poculum effudit, dicens, "ut libertatem tuam celebrem."
he poured out a cup
he handed me a cup
he drained a cup
he called for a cup
