Pluribus Meaning in English

word

US

ˈpɫʊɹɪbəs

PLUR-ih-buhs

UK

ˈplʊərɪbəs

PLUHR-ih-buhs

释义

"Pluribus" is a Latin word meaning "of many" or "from many". It is most often recognized as part of the phrase "E pluribus unum" ("Out of many, one"), which appears on U.S. coins and official documents.

用法与细微差别

Rarely used alone in English outside of the phrase "E pluribus unum". The phrase means forming unity or something single from many sources. In academic or historical contexts, "pluribus" might appear in explanations of Latin phrases.

• Spanish: pluribus (latín, parte de la frase "E pluribus unum")
• Portuguese (BR): pluribus (latim, parte da expressão "E pluribus unum")
• Portuguese (PT): pluribus (latim, parte da expressão "E pluribus unum")
• Chinese (Simplified): pluribus（拉丁语，常见于"E pluribus unum"）
• Chinese (Traditional): pluribus（拉丁語，常見於"E pluribus unum"）
• Hindi: pluribus (लैटिन, वाक्यांश 'E pluribus unum' का हिस्सा)
• Arabic: pluribus (لاتيني، جزء من عبارة "E pluribus unum")
• Bengali: pluribus (লাতিন, অনেকের থেকে বা অনেকের)
• Russian: pluribus (латин., многих, из многих)
• Japanese: pluribus（ラテン語、複数の、多くの中から）
• Vietnamese: pluribus (tiếng Latinh, từ nhiều)
• Korean: pluribus (라틴어, 여러 명의)
• Turkish: pluribus (Latince, birçok kişinin/birçok şeyin)
• Urdu: pluribus (لاطینی، کئی کا / کئی میں سے)
• Indonesian: pluribus (Latin, dari banyak)

例句

"E pluribus unum" appears on U.S. coins.

basic

The word pluribus is Latin and means "of many".

basic

You often see pluribus as part of a motto.

basic

People rarely use pluribus outside the phrase on money.

natural

Pluribus reminds me of how the U.S. is a mix of cultures.

natural

Whenever I spot pluribus on a coin, it feels historic.

natural