Usages of currus
Post meridiem auriga currum ante ianuam relinquit.
In the afternoon the driver leaves the cart before the door.
In curru duo dolia et unum canistrum vehuntur.
In the cart two barrels and one basket are being carried.
Si axis currus fractus erit, vehiculum per viam procedere non poterit.
If the axle of the cart is broken, the vehicle will not be able to go on along the road.
Antequam currus moveatur, auriga equam et mulum iungit.
Before the cart is moved, the driver yokes the mare and the mule together.
Auriga racemos ad pagum in curru vehit.
The driver carries the grape-clusters to the village in the cart.
Auriga ungulam equae diligenter spectat, antequam currus moveatur.
The driver carefully examines the mare’s hoof before the cart is moved.
Auriga currum lente agit, ne axis frangatur.
The driver drives the cart slowly, so that the axle may not break.
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