English to Latin Meaning of could - poterat

Could :
poterat

poterat

potuit,
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Definitions of could in English
Verb(1) used to indicate possibility.(2) used in making polite requests.(3) used to indicate annoyance because of something that has not been done.(4) used to indicate a strong inclination to do something.
Examples of could in English
(1) He only saw the formula in its microscopic form and didn't realize that it could be macroscopic.(2) he irritates me so much that I could scream(3) There is also the possibility that it could be used to re-examine unsolved crimes.(4) He then asked her record company if he could duet with her and was rejected.(5) One possibility is that he could be sent abroad, but in practice this rarely happens.(6) It could force the service to be closed permanently.(7) they could have told me!(8) There will be a possibility that police could give advice to members of the public in the room.(9) He could have bowed out gracefully at any time and it looked like he might, but now this.(10) We had a letter to say they had not received the form and could I make a request for a new one.(11) I would go if I could afford it(12) Where did you find the information that you used to write it, and could you suggest a few books for me?(13) they could be right(14) could I use the phone?(15) It is not beyond the realm of possibility that a deal could have been struck.(16) They could well afford it, given the millions they rake in from the motoring public.
Related Phrases of could
(1) could not ::
nec poterat
(2) you could be right ::
Vos could be right
Synonyms
M
1. could ::
poterat
Different Forms
could
Word Example from TV Shows
could be in our immediate interest.

COULD be in our immediate interest.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 5

We could be talking about days, weeks, months.

We COULD be talking about days, weeks, months.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 3

Could you give me another one?

Could you give me another one?

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

Actually, l could use your help on something.

Actually, l COULD use your help on something.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

But I could serve you, if you would have me.

But I COULD serve you, if you would have me.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5

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