Usages of ducere
Cum tabellarius ad villam veniret, servus eum celeriter in atrium duxit.
When the letter-carrier was coming to the villa, a servant quickly led him into the atrium.
Medicus matrem in cubiculum ducit, puerum sanat, et post paucos dies puer iterum in horto ludit.
The doctor leads the mother into the bedroom, heals the boy, and after a few days the boy plays in the garden again.
Ianua a serva aperitur, et hospes in atrium ducitur.
The door is opened by the female servant, and the guest is led into the atrium.
Avia per scalas lente ambulat, et puer eam ducit.
Grandmother walks slowly on the stairs, and the boy leads her.
Cum aestas venisset, parentes pueros ad litus duxerunt, et pueri in arena diu luserunt.
When summer had come, the parents led the boys to the shore, and the boys played on the sand for a long time.
Hic vicus ad forum ducit.
This street leads to the forum.
Via dextra ad forum ducit, sed via sinistra ad portam.
The road on the right leads to the forum, but the road on the left leads to the gate.
Servus hospitem per ianuam in atrium ducit.
The servant leads the guest through the door into the atrium.
Ubi medicus venit, mater eum in cubiculum ducit.
When the doctor comes, mother leads him into the bedroom.
Pastor gregem per pratum ducit et agnum parvum pascit.
The shepherd leads the flock through the meadow and feeds the little lamb.
Nescio utrum pastor cras bovem ad forum ducat an domi maneat.
I do not know whether the shepherd will lead the ox to the forum tomorrow or stay at home.
Huic puellae duo asini sunt, et eos mane ad agrum ducit.
This girl has two donkeys, and she leads them to the field in the morning.
Mater filiam ad horreum ducit, ut frumentum videat.
Mother leads her daughter to the granary so that she may see the grain.
Post iudicium fur in carcerem ducitur, sed soror eius extra carcerem flens manet.
After the trial the thief is led to prison, but his sister stays outside the prison, weeping.
Bona fortuna viatorem per viam tutam ducit.
Good fortune leads the traveler along a safe road.
Postea nebula lente discedit, et pastor gregem ad pratum ducit.
Afterward the mist slowly goes away, and the shepherd leads the flock to the meadow.
Quamquam mores hominum saepe diversi sunt, eadem tamen spes multos ad pacem ducit, quoniam quisque pacem et salutem quaerit.
Although people’s habits are often different, the same hope nevertheless leads many toward peace, since each person seeks peace and safety.
Puer lorum tenet et asinum ad agrum ducit.
The boy grasps the strap and leads the donkey to the field.
Via, quae per silvam ducit, longa est, sed tuta.
The path that leads through the forest is long, but safe.
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