Usages of fractus
Puer ramum fractum tollit, sed avus alium ramum viridem laudat.
The boy picks up a broken branch, but grandfather praises another green branch.
Pater dicit fenestram fractam statim reficiendam esse, ne stillae pluviae intus cadant.
Father says that the broken window must be repaired at once, so that drops of rain may not fall inside.
Discipula scribit se apud aviam didicisse quomodo ramum fractum tollere et radices servare debeat.
The female student writes that she has learned at grandmother’s house how she ought to remove a broken branch and preserve the roots.
Calamus meus fractus est, itaque stilum fratris accipio.
My pen is broken, and so I take my brother’s stylus.
Mercator fatetur dolium parvum fractum esse, sed dicit aliud dolium bonum manere.
The merchant admits that the small barrel is broken, but says that another barrel remains good.
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