What does the phrase beware the ides of march mean

Asked by admin @ 22/11/2021 in History viewed by 270 People

What does the phrase, “Beware the ides of March,” foreshadow?

A.
the death of Brutus
B.
the death of Caesar
C.
the Feast of Lupercal
D.
the fifteenth of March

Answered by admin @ 22/11/2021

It is the warning of the death of Julius Caesar. Hope this helps :)

What does the phrase with a grain of salt mean

Asked by admin @ 10/11/2021 in English viewed by 384 persons

Read this sentence from the article. "I think it is vital to consider the scientific definition of life, however, and to take the recent excitement with a grain of salt." …

What does the phrase strange to tell mean

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What does the phrase " strange to tell" mean?

Make a meaningful sentence by using the phrase

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Rearrange the following words phrases to form meaningful sentences

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Rearrange the following words and phrases to form meaningful sentences : a) wear / these / people / a majority / of / days / a watch b) time / …

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Make meaningful sentence by using the phrase to root out

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Make meaningful sentence by using the phrase 'to root out'

What does the phrase between 7.2 and 7.6 inclusive mean

Asked by maham237 @ 27/04/2021 in Mathematics viewed by 281 persons

What does appositive phrase mean

Asked by maham237 @ 18/02/2021 in English viewed by 344 persons

In which sentence does the appositive or appositive phrase rename the direct object? A) My jacket, a windbreaker, keeps me perfectly warm in the cool, damp cave. B) She is …

What does the phrase assumed this ground mean? (4 points) forged an agreement formed an alliance made a supposition took this position

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What does the phrase words are but wind mean

Asked by maham237 @ 29/12/2020 in English viewed by 472 persons

what does the phrase "words are but wind" mean? "a man may break a word with you, sir; and words are but wind" william shakespeare, the comedy of errors a. …

What does the phrase all men are created equal mean

Asked by admin @ 28/10/2021 in English viewed by 286 persons

How is the modern interpretation of the phrase "all men are created equal" different from its original meaning? A. Today it is interpreted to mean wealthy people, while originally it …

The phrase go to the brink in the passage means

Asked by maham237 @ 24/06/2021 in English viewed by 564 persons

A- Retreating from extreme danger. B- Declare war on each other. C- Advancing to the stage of war but not engaging in it. D- Negotiate for peace. E- Commit death.

A phrase is necessary to the meaning of a sentence

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In donne's sonnet, what does the phrase "one short sleep past" mean?

Asked by maham237 @ 25/12/2020 in English viewed by 324 persons

In Donne's sonnet, what does the phrase "one short sleep past" mean? a. Death is unavoidable. b. Death is more permanent than sleep. c. Death comes sooner than expected. d. …