Results for beluarum more translation from Spanish to Latin

more true
uerius

more ferarum
coitus more ferarum

i ask nothing more
nil amplius oro

nor more things than he
nec plura his

more than anyone can believe
supra quam cuiquam credibile est

i love you more imagine how much more
multum te amo te magis quanto magis meditati

he laughs, he weeps more pompey
ridet caesar, pompeius flebit

friend is more necessary than fire and water
amicus est magis necessarius quam ignis et aqua

of the body, the mental pain experienced far more severe than
dolor animi multo gravior est quam corporis

so much the more it is in use to a man of vice is ignorance of
tanto plus in illis proficit vitiorum ignoratio

what more could i have done to you, and i have not done it?
quid ultra debui facere tibi, et non feci?

q1. what was the average percentage change between 2011 and 2016 of people aged 25-64 reporting they knew three or more foreign languages across the four countries shown (rounded to three decimal places)? a. -0.48% b. -0.425% c. 0.425% d. 0.48% e. 0.34% q2. what was the ratio of the share of slovenian people aged 25-64 and having tertiary education reporting that they knew one or more foreign languages, to the share of all slovenian people of this age reporting that they knew one or more foreign languages in 2016? a. 15: 13 b. 10:9 c. 4:19 d. 19:4 e. 19: 16 q3. the population of poland aged 25-64 changed from 31.2 million to 30.7 million between 2011 and 2016. what was the difference between the number of polish people aged 25-64 reporting they knew just one foreign language in 2016 and in 2011 (rounded to one thousand)?
q1. what was the average percentage change between 2011 and 2016 of people aged 25-64 reporting they knew three or more foreign languages across the four countries shown (rounded to three decimal places)? a. -0.48% b. -0.425% c. 0.425% d. 0.48% e. 0.34% q2. what was the ratio of the share of slovenian people aged 25-64 and having tertiary education reporting that they knew one or more foreign languages, to the share of all slovenian people of this age reporting that they knew one or more foreign languages in 2016? a. 15: 13 b. 10:9 c. 4:19 d. 19:4 e. 19: 16 q3. the population of poland aged 25-64 changed from 31.2 million to 30.7 million between 2011 and 2016. what was the difference between the number of polish people aged 25-64 reporting they knew just one foreign language in 2016 and in 2011 (rounded to one thousand)?