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Meanings of cato in inglés
State Classifier of administrative-territorial objects of Kazakhstan.
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Examples for "kato"
Examples for "kato"
1
When the Romans conquered Syria and Palestine, they found in nearly every house a kato or kitt.
2
Kirin President Kato said his company would continue to seek acquisition opportunities.
3
More tests will be done if more passengers developed symptoms, Kato said.
4
Kato was not arrested but had been barred from leaving South Korea.
5
She asked Kato to accompany her husband in the barroom business meetings.
Usage of cato in inglés
1
In Caesar, his easiness of temper was admired; in Cato, his firmness.
2
Ambition was honored in Alexander, suicide in Cato, and assassination in Brutus.
3
David asked Cato what he thought and zap, Cato blew the signal.
4
With Cato, the stores connect to the cloud directly for Internet access.
5
And Cato never left the Squire till the day of his death.
6
For the ancients Cato was the virtuous Roman, Lucullus the degenerate Roman.
7
A repeal which they obtained despite the opposition of Cato the Censor.
8
In 195, Cato the elder put down a rebellion led by them.
9
The time of Seneca and Cato and Cicero was long over, anyway.
10
Now I feel fit for the wife of Cato and of Rome.
11
Haymitch is sturdily built, but no physical wonder like Cato or Thresh.
12
At any rate, he's in no shape to raid us, says Cato.
13
Cape Town-based writer-director-cinematographer Jenna Cato Bass is a pioneer in this area.
14
While I am mulling over my options, I hear Cato shout out.
15
Pompeius Strabo, the father of the celebrated Triumvir, and L. Porcius Cato.
16
Caesar acquired renown by giving, relieving, and pardoning; Cato by bestowing nothing.