Results for the river will cease to flow translation from English to Latin

the river
capitum bibere

up the river
adverso flumine

the river strength
vires est

the river is long.
fluvius longus est.

the river still runs
venerit torrens vivet

go across the river!
abi trans fluvium!

but the river is small
sed fluvius parvus est

he swims in the river.
in flumine natat.

two friends of the river walk
marcus pecuniam in media via videt et clamet

while the rivers continue to flow or until the rivers cease to flow
dum defluant amnes

the boys went swimming in the river
prōcēriorēs puerī

i never cease to tend to translate
numquam tendere cessa

it remains true that all of them exert will not cease to do so
verum manet

is your sister swimming in the river?
natatne soror tua in flumine?

they carry water from the river into the estate
iam surgunt cornelius et aurelia

never cease to strive [imperative singular]
numquam tendere cessa

phormio officials ordered a large gate to the river
phormio servos iussit: hastas ad flumen porta

caesar made the bridge, in the river of the rhone,
caesar in flumine rhodano pontem feci qua copias traducerett

to the river i must carry water” – replies the servant.
„ad fluvium! aquam portāre dēbeō“, – respondet servus.

detepesco, detepescere, detepui, - grow cool, cease to be lukewarm;
detepescere