Translation of "approach" into Latin
accedo, subeo, adire are the top translations of "approach" into Latin.
(intransitive) To come or go near, in place or time; to draw nigh; to advance nearer. [..]
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accedo
verbAt Communion time, the Lutheran Bishops approached the celebrant.
Ipsius communionis tempore Lutherani episcopi ad celebrantem accesserunt.
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subeo
verbTo draw near, in a figurative sense [..]
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adire
verbWould this not be a way to help the priestly ministry and facilitate ecumenical approaches?
Fructumne exinde sacerdotale munus capiat, et facilior fiat ad nos in catholicorum aditus?
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Less frequent translations
- accessio
- adeo
- adventus
- aggredior
- appropinquo
- accessus
- adbito
- aditus
- advento
- appulsus
- acceptatio
- appellare
- appeto
- appropinquatio
- ascensus
- congredior
- incedo
- insto
- obitus
- propinquo
- successus
- suggredior
- via
- abbito
- accessa
- adcedo
- adcessio
- adcessus
- adgredio
- adgredior
- admeo
- admoveo
- adpeto
- adpropinquatio
- adpropinquo
- adpropio
- adproximo
- adpulsus
- adscensus
- advenientia
- aggredio
- ammeo
- ammoveo
- appropinquare
- appropio
- approximo
- attingo
- communitio
- convenio
- foris
- gradus
- ianua
- incessus
- ingressus
- instantia
- proximo
- subsum
- succedo
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Phrases similar to "approach" with translations into Latin
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advolatus
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auctumnasct · auctumnesct · autumnasct · autumnesct
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adorior
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adito
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tardus
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aditio
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adno · anno
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obrepo · oprepo