This document provides a list of 70 foreign phrases along with their English meanings. The phrases cover a wide range of topics from legal terms like "locus standi" meaning the right to intervene, to diplomatic terms like "charge d'affaires" meaning deputy ambassador, to literary terms like "magnum opus" meaning a great work. The foreign phrases are presented alphabetically with their English translation, providing a concise reference guide to common Latin and other foreign expressions.
This document provides a list of 70 foreign phrases along with their English meanings. The phrases cover a wide range of topics from legal terms like "locus standi" meaning the right to intervene, to diplomatic terms like "charge d'affaires" meaning deputy ambassador, to literary terms like "magnum opus" meaning a great work. The foreign phrases are presented alphabetically with their English translation, providing a concise reference guide to common Latin and other foreign expressions.
This document provides a list of 70 foreign phrases along with their English meanings. The phrases cover a wide range of topics from legal terms like "locus standi" meaning the right to intervene, to diplomatic terms like "charge d'affaires" meaning deputy ambassador, to literary terms like "magnum opus" meaning a great work. The foreign phrases are presented alphabetically with their English translation, providing a concise reference guide to common Latin and other foreign expressions.
This document provides a list of 70 foreign phrases along with their English meanings. The phrases cover a wide range of topics from legal terms like "locus standi" meaning the right to intervene, to diplomatic terms like "charge d'affaires" meaning deputy ambassador, to literary terms like "magnum opus" meaning a great work. The foreign phrases are presented alphabetically with their English translation, providing a concise reference guide to common Latin and other foreign expressions.
FOREIGN PHRASE MEANING 37. Status quo Present state
38. Locus Standi Right to intervene 1. Affair de Coeur An affair of the heart 39. Magnum opus A great work 2. Charge d’affaires Deputy Ambassador 40. Mala fide Treacherously 3. Adversus Against 4. Affair d’amour A love affair 41. Modes operandi Way things operate 5. De-jure Rightful 42. On Parole Conditional release 6. De novo New from prison 7. In toto On the whole 43. On the topis Under consideration 8. Aqua pura Water 44. Onus Probandi The burden of proof 9. Ave Welcome 45. Persona grata Acceptable person 10. Ibid In the same book 46. Sine Cura Without care 47. Sine Die Indefinitely 11. Contretemps An awkward situation 48. Sine qua Limited 12. Inter alia Among other things 49. A Priori Reasoning (from cause 13. Inter Se Between themselves to effect) 14. Coup d’dessai A first attempt 50. Ad-hoc Arrange for this purpose 15. Coup d’etat illegal 16. Cul-de Sac Blind alley 51. An-infinitum For ever 17. Ex-parte On one side only 52. Bizarre Fantastic 18. Façade Face of building 53. Bona fide Genuine towards open space 54. Banton Good manners 19. Douceur Bribe 55. Alumni A former student 20. En-route On the way 56. Ad velorem According to value 57. Fait accompli Things done 21. Ex-post facto Acting retrospectively 58. Genre Style 22. Ex-officio In virtue of one’s office 59. Carter Blanche Full discretionary 23. Sub Judice Under judicial consideration 60. Casus belli An event of war 24. Tete-a-tete Private conversation
between two 61. Debut First appearance as
former 25. Ultima ratio Final argument 62. De facto In fact 26. Ultra Vires Beyond one’s authority 63. D’amour A love affair 27. Vice Versa With the order of terms 64. Denouncement Catastrophe changed 65. Ad-interim In the meantime 28. Vide Supra Infra See above 66. Ad-libitum To any extent 29. Viva Voce Orally 67. Ad-nauseam To a disgusting extent 30. Viz-a-viz That is to say 68. Toto On the whole 69. Inter allia Among other things 31. Tour de force A feat of strength 70. Inter Se Between themselves 32. Laissez faire Interference by the state in law and order 33. Intifada Uprising 34. In Camera In a judge’s private room 35. Ad finem To the end 36. Amicus Curiae Friend of court