Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Circa"

A: Circa is a Latin word that means "around"

A: It's Latin for "around, approximately"

A: "Circa" is a Latin word meaning "Approximately", and is usually only used preceding a date, for example:
"Beowulf was first written down circa 1010."
In this case he is using it (incorrectly) to mean "related to", "belonging to", "regarding", or something similar. He is purposefully using it to sound evasive.

A: it's usually abbreviated as ca.

Today temperatures will reach ca. 30°C.
The test sample weighs ca. 500g.
This flight will take ca. 3 hours.

A: Circa is used with dates. The painting was circa 1492.

A: about / around

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A: About

A: around
about

A: Circa=about. Do you need to put a recording up?

A: (often preceding a date) approximately.

"built circa 1935"