Definition of Anglo-Latin in English:

Anglo-Latin

noun aŋɡləʊˈlatɪnˌaNGɡlōˈlatn

mass noun

The form of Latin used in medieval England.

adjective aŋɡləʊˈlatɪnˌaNGɡlōˈlatn

Relating to Anglo-Latin.
Example sentencesExamples
- At Canterbury a bilingual (Latin and English) version of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle was composed c.1100, presumably to help those whose reading knowledge of English was now uncertain - a sign of a new Anglo-Latin cultural synthesis.
- His largest work, De virginitate, dedicated to the nuns at Barking, is a twofold treatise in prose and verse, which became a stylistic model for subsequent Anglo-Latin works.
- The publication of his extensive Poemata et Inscriptiones (Poems and Inscriptions) of 1847 may be said to bring the Anglo-Latin tradition to a close.

Definition of Anglo-Latin in US English:

Anglo-Latin

nounˌaNGɡlōˈlatn

The form of Latin used in medieval England.

adjectiveˌaNGɡlōˈlatn

Of, in, or relating to Anglo-Latin.
Example sentencesExamples
- At Canterbury a bilingual (Latin and English) version of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle was composed c.1100, presumably to help those whose reading knowledge of English was now uncertain - a sign of a new Anglo-Latin cultural synthesis.
- His largest work, De virginitate, dedicated to the nuns at Barking, is a twofold treatise in prose and verse, which became a stylistic model for subsequent Anglo-Latin works.
- The publication of his extensive Poemata et Inscriptiones (Poems and Inscriptions) of 1847 may be said to bring the Anglo-Latin tradition to a close.

单词	Anglo-Latin
释义	Definition of Anglo-Latin in English: Anglo-Latin noun aŋɡləʊˈlatɪnˌaNGɡlōˈlatn mass noun The form of Latin used in medieval England. adjective aŋɡləʊˈlatɪnˌaNGɡlōˈlatn Relating to Anglo-Latin. Example sentencesExamples At Canterbury a bilingual (Latin and English) version of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle was composed c.1100, presumably to help those whose reading knowledge of English was now uncertain - a sign of a new Anglo-Latin cultural synthesis. His largest work, De virginitate, dedicated to the nuns at Barking, is a twofold treatise in prose and verse, which became a stylistic model for subsequent Anglo-Latin works. The publication of his extensive Poemata et Inscriptiones (Poems and Inscriptions) of 1847 may be said to bring the Anglo-Latin tradition to a close. Definition of Anglo-Latin in US English: Anglo-Latin nounˌaNGɡlōˈlatn The form of Latin used in medieval England. adjectiveˌaNGɡlōˈlatn Of, in, or relating to Anglo-Latin. Example sentencesExamples At Canterbury a bilingual (Latin and English) version of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle was composed c.1100, presumably to help those whose reading knowledge of English was now uncertain - a sign of a new Anglo-Latin cultural synthesis. His largest work, De virginitate, dedicated to the nuns at Barking, is a twofold treatise in prose and verse, which became a stylistic model for subsequent Anglo-Latin works. The publication of his extensive Poemata et Inscriptiones (Poems and Inscriptions) of 1847 may be said to bring the Anglo-Latin tradition to a close.
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