00:29 Mar 11, 2007 |
Latin to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc. | |||||||
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5 | (after/with/in/for) having passed/taken the due/expected examination with us/in our school/college |
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(after/with/in/for) having passed/taken the due/expected examination with us/in our school/college Explanation: Without further context I cannot be more precise on the exact meaning of the words, but that's the overall meaning of the sentence. Lieterally it means: "having the due examination been taken by him", where "se" (him) refers to the subject of the main clause, probably the student/scholar whom a title/diploma was granted to after his taking/passing the aforementioned exam. |
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