10 examples of using the Latin word flecte while traveling outdoors
- Flecte ad sinistram et sequere flumen. (Turn left and follow the river.)
- Flecte dexteram ad proximum oppidum. (Turn right towards the nearest town.)
- Flecte cursum ad montem. (Curve your course towards the mountain.)
- Flecte ad occidentem et invenies via exitum. (Turn west and you'll find a way out.)
- Flecte ad boream et sequere viam publicam. (Turn north and follow the public road.)
- Flecte in viam transversam et post duos muros erit domus. (Turn into the crossroad and after two walls, there will be a house.)
- Flecte in viam arboribus tectam et ibi est flumen. (Turn into the tree-covered road and there is a river there.)
- Flecte in viam calcaream et post centum passus est pons. (Turn into the gravel road and after one hundred paces, there is a bridge.)
- Flecte ad meridiem et ibi est campus. (Turn south and there is a field there.)
- Flecte in viam pratumque transeas. (Turn into the road and cross the meadow.)
[Ed: made by Model: Default (GPT-3.5)]
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