Latin · Latina
publicus
/ˈpuː.blɪ.kʊs/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. public, general
| English | public, general |
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| German | öffentlich |
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| French | public |
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| Portuguese | público, estatal |
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| Czech | veřejný |
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| Italian | pubblico |
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| Spanish | público |
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| Dutch | openbaar, publiek |
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| Swedish | offentlig, allmän, statlig |
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2. of or belonging to the people, state, or community
3. official
| English | official |
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| German | offiziell, amtlich |
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| French | officiel |
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| Portuguese | oficial |
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| Czech | oficiální |
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| Italian | ufficiale, ufficiale |
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| Spanish | oficial |
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| Dutch | officieel |
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4. coarse, crude, vulgar, trivial
| English | vulgar, crude, trivial |
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| German | unanständig, vulgär, ungehobelt |
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| French | trivial |
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| Portuguese | grosseiro |
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| Czech | hrubý, sprostý, vulgární |
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| Italian | triviale |
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| Spanish | vulgar, trivial |
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| Dutch | ruw, vulgair, smakeloos |
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| Swedish | vulgär |
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Latin · Latina
publicus
/ˈpuː.blɪ.kʊs/ noun · plural: pūblicī A1 (estimated)
1. a public officer, magistrate
| English | magistrate, public officer |
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2. officer
| English | officer |
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| German | der Offizier |
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| French | l'officiel |
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| Portuguese | o/a oficial |
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| Czech | důstojník, oficír |
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| Italian | l'ufficiale |
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| Spanish | el funcionario |
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| Dutch | de ambtenaar |
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| Swedish | en officer |
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