검색어: irati (라틴어 - 영어)

irati
maid

divinitae irati sunt
gods

pompeiani erant irati
pompeii were angry

olim in olympo dei erant viris irati
i’m deucalion and pyrrha

quam ob rem irati principes contra hieremiam caesum eum miserunt in carcerem qui erat in domo ionathan scribae ipse enim praepositus erat super carcere
then said jeremiah, it is false; i fall not away to the chaldeans. but he hearkened not to him: so irijah took jeremiah, and brought him to the princes.

separavit itaque amasias exercitum qui venerat ad eum ex ephraim ut reverteretur in locum suum at illi contra iudam vehementer irati reversi sunt in regionem sua
then amaziah separated them, to wit, the army that was come to him out of ephraim, to go home again: wherefore their anger was greatly kindled against judah, and they returned home in great anger.

factum est autem cum audisset sanaballat et tobias et arabes et ammanitae et azotii quod obducta esset cicatrix muri hierusalem et quod coepissent interrupta concludi irati sunt nimi
but it came to pass, that when sanballat, and tobiah, and the arabians, and the ammonites, and the ashdodites, heard that the walls of jerusalem were made up, and that the breaches began to be stopped, then they were very wroth,

eo igitur tempore quo mardocheus ad regis ianuam morabatur irati sunt bagathan et thares duo eunuchi regis qui ianitores erant et in primo palatii limine praesidebant volueruntque insurgere in regem et occidere eu
in those days, while mordecai sat in the king's gate, two of the king's chamberlains, bigthan and teresh, of those which kept the door, were wroth, and sought to lay hand on the king ahasuerus.

irati sunt autem adversus eum principes philisthim et dixerunt ei revertatur vir et sedeat in loco suo in quo constituisti eum et non descendat nobiscum in proelium ne fiat nobis adversarius cum proeliari coeperimus quomodo enim aliter placare poterit dominum suum nisi in capitibus nostri
and the princes of the philistines were wroth with him; and the princes of the philistines said unto him, make this fellow return, that he may go again to his place which thou hast appointed him, and let him not go down with us to battle, lest in the battle he be an adversary to us: for wherewith should he reconcile himself unto his master? should it not be with the heads of these men?

olim in aphitheatro erat spectaculum. multi pompeiani ad amphitheatrum festinabant. multi nucerini quoque ad urbem. contendebant quod amphitheatrum non habebant. magna turba erat prope amphitheatrum. pompeiani erant irati quod nucerini vias complebant
once upon a time there was a spectacle in the aphithea. many of the pompeians made haste to the amphitheater. many of the nucerians also went to the city. they contended that they did not have an amphitheater. there was a large crowd near the stadium. the pompeians were angry because they were filling the streets of nuceria

melissa in culina laborabat. cibum optimum parabat. ancilla laeta erat. subito grumio iratus culinam intravit. “pestis!” clamavit. “cur tu in culina mea laboras? cur tu cibum meum paras? tu me valde vexas.” melissa, postquam coquus eam vituperavit, paene lacrimabat. tamen fortiter respondit, “ego in hac culina laboro, quod metella cenas meas laudat. ego sum coqua optima...et ego numquam vinum bibo, numquam in culina dormio! tu tamen hoc non intellegis.” ancilla et coquus, quod irati erant, clamabant et paene pugnabant. caecilius et metella, postquam clamorem audiverunt, ad culinam contenderunt. “melissa, cur tu in culina laboras?” rogavit caecilius. “ancillae non coquunt. ancillae suaviter cantant.” “quid?” clamavit metella. “melissa cenas optimas parat. tu eam vituperas quod femina est.” dominus et ancilla, quod irati erant, clamabant et paene pugnabant
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