Results for in food is pleasure translation from English to Latin

poetry is pleasure
poetica est voluptatis

food is good
gustat

good food is life
cibus vitae est,

the food is cold.
cibus frigidus est.

the food is prepared
metella cibum gustas

our food is cheap.
cibus noster vilis est.

the food is on the table.
cibus est in mensa

only, strong, survive, so far the food is an iron
tantum validus superstes , tantum ferreus victum

my food is to do your will, traducir al espanol del latin
meus cibus est, ut faciam voluntatem tuam, traducir del latín al español

much food is in the tillage of the poor: but there is that is destroyed for want of judgment.
multi cibi in novalibus patrum et alii congregantur absque iudici

now with a lustrous port that never closes and a water system that competes with that of rome itself, both bringing in food and drink that can not be denied to all who wish fine dining, this city is the most blessed city in italy under rome
portum et qui non iungit luminosa et aqua ratio est romam contendens, ut cibum et potum et negari non potest inducere volentibus omnibus denique triclinium civitas haec in italia romana urbe beatissimi

i entered the kitchen around a slave in the kitchen. the slave sees the cube. the food is prepared sebus slave sibum tastes the best. grumuio enters the kitchen. grumius friend enters. grumio sees the friend.
servus culinam circumspectat grumio non est in culina. servus cubum videt. cibus est paratus servus sibum gustat sebus est optimus. grumuio culinam intrat. grumio amicus intrat. grumio amicum videt.

caecillius in the dining room. the dinner in the dining room consumes. of his friends also dinner consumes. grumiō enters the dining room. the cook around. the owner sleeps. the friend also sleeps. the food is on the table. grumiō food consumes. caecillius grumiōnem not advisable. the cook in the dining room. maid enters. he sees her maid, cook. the maid pandora. the cook genuinely. "hello, grumiō!" grumiōnem saluts maid. "hello!" grumiō responded. private food on the table. pan
caecilius est in triclīniō. dominus cēnam in triclīniō cōnsūmit. amīcus quoque cēnam cōnsūmit. grumiō triclīnium intrat. coquus circumspectat. dominus dormit. amīcus quoque dormit. cibus est in mēnsā. grumiō cibum cōnsūmit. caecilius grumiōnem nōn videt. coquus est in triclīniō. ancilla intrat. coquus ancillam videt. ancilla est pandōra. coquus rīdet. “salvē, grumiō!” ancilla grumiōnem salūtat. “salvē!” grumiō respondet. pandōra cibum in mēnsā videt. pan