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n. 教授之职位

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    The motto of Kansas, "Ad Astra per Aspera" is Latin for John James Ingalls coined the motto in 1861 stating, "The aspiration of Kansas is to reach the unattainable; its dream is the realization of the impossible " According to the Office of the Governor of Kansas: "This motto refers not only to the pioneering spirit of the early settlers, but
  • ad astra meaning? : r EnglishLearning - Reddit
    “Ad astra” means “to the stars ” Latin is often used to look prestigious or academic—- if you know it in a higher-level institution, or even allude to knowing it, generally you look “more educated ” It’s a little odd but oh well English takes the root “astra” from Greek*, we use it for English words like Astronomy or
  • Ad astra abyssosque meaning : r Genshin_Impact - Reddit
    Katheryne from the adventurers guild, during new adventurer orientation, says "Ad astra abyssosque, Adventurer! With effort, you shall reach the stars and conquer the abyss!" Even though it may not be the real translation, it is the most accurate meaning behind it
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    I was surprised to read the latin phrase "ad astra per aspera" in the novel The phrase was part of a Starfleet Academy graduation speech by the president of the Federation, but the way she used it made it sound like "ad astra per aspera" was a phrase that originated from the founding of Starfleet or the Federation itself
  • “Ad aspera ad astra” : r latin - Reddit
    Another famous version is per ardua ad astra, "through struggle to the stars" This phrase and its versions have been the motto of countless universities, cities, air forces throughout the world And the motto of the British Lawn Mower Racing Association is per herbam ad astra, "through the grass to the stars" I just thought ya'll should know
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    Our drive to search for meaning, in this case Clifford, damages society, just as Clifford's equipment send out "surges" that wreak havoc on Earth Roy (or humanity) finally confronts his father (or God science religion), and decides to stop endlessly searching for what doesn't necessarily exist, and to start appreciating what we DO have in
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    For example, astris by itself would be taken as the ablative, so you say “ad astra” to avoid that mixup That is why we have the phrase “ad astra” rather than “astris” That said, I prefer “ad stellas”, although “ad astra” is more poetic given it ends on the vowel that starts it
  • Translation request: “Infernus Ad Astra” : r latin - Reddit
    "Ad astra" is definitely "to the stars" "Infernus" is an adjective meaning hellish, or infernal "Infernus" is often used as part of the phrase "Sanctus dominus infernus", meaning "Holy lord of the underworld"





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