Examples of 'sapere' in a sentence
Meaning of "sapere"
sapere (adjective) - The Latin word for 'tasty' or 'flavorful,' often used in English to describe food that is delicious or flavorful
How to use "sapere" in a sentence
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Sapere in the uk.
Full implementation of the research career programme Sapere Aude.
Sapere was born from the conviction that taste education promotes health.
Total amount distributed under Sapere Aude.
Sapere aude, have the courage to use your intelligence.
The motto of the University is Sapere aude Dare to know.
Sapere aude, they used to say - dare to be wise.
You can have it if you aude sapere - dare to think.
Sapere aude-dare to know.
He answered me, Bisogna sapere adulare la natura.
Sapere aude, Origins of legal consciousness, Stockholm.
As Horace said, sapere aude, dare to be wise.
At this point I just have to wish you… Good evening! Fatemi sapere come è andata.
Its motto is Sapere Aude, meaning " Dare to be wise.
The Italian version of this publication was published by Sapere 2000.
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The phrase sapere aude ( " dare to be wise " ) comes from this collection of poems.
His motto for enlightenment is Sapere aude! or “Dare to know.”.
Senza sapere che I'ha fatto anche I'altro, pazzesco.
The slogan of the Enlightenment, as declared by Kant, was Sapere aude - dare to know!
Sapere Aude: DFF-Research Talent grants awarded to 40 young researchers.
Eurovision Song Contest, tutto quello che dovete sapere sull'edizione 2013 con Marco Mengoni.
