AP Latin Idioms

to thank

To live a life

to form a plan

to retreat

To begin or join battle

To put to flight

To put to flight

To flee

To exchange

To give right of way

to pay a penalty, suffer punishment

To plead a case

To prolong the war

to marry

To contruct a wall

To launch a ship

to inform

to be informed

To obey commands

To march

To give an opportunity

To engage in battle

To speak

To use force

To be annoyed at

To advance

to proceed

To make war

To show gratitude

To retreat

To go back, return

to feel grateful

to intend

to deliver a speech

to go on foot, walk

to break camp

to build a road

to pitch camp

to be very powerful

to set sail

to remember

to turn and flee

on the right wing

on the left wing

on top of the mountain

a forced march

a mile

miles

late at night

a battleship

a transport

not even

no longer

not only...but also

some

sometimes

the rear

the van

at dawn

for this reason

as quickly as possible

at the foot of the mountain

at sunset

as soon as

government, state

as soon as possible

grain supply

deeds, achievements

a revolution

military science