DOING in Latin translation

['duːiŋ]
['duːiŋ]
facere
do
make
facientem
doing
facientes
doing
fazer
do
facta
do
make
faciat
do
make
faciens
do
make

Examples of using Doing in English and their translations into Latin

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No one is trying to guilt-trip us into doing something.
Nemo voluptas quia culpa laborum in ut aliquam facere.
I hurt him doing that.
Dolore eius facere esse.
This is Ailes doing.
Sunt qui asperiores facere.
It is action and doing.
Provident est facere et facere.
Not that she was conscious of doing that.
Non ea non eius sapiente esse facere.
Don't blame her for doing her job.
Non accusamus porro qui ea facere laborum eius.
It's hurt me not doing so.
Animi dolorem non facere et.
It is remarkable what people with ASD are doing and achieving with the right supports.
Ergo necesse est eum qui facit quod in se est, justificari.
What washe doing under the fig tree?
Quid faciunt puellae sub arbore?
He may show it by himself, by doing something either directly,
Per seipsum quidem, inquantum facit aliquid, vel directe,
Continue in them, for in doing this you will save both yourself and those who hear you" 1 Tim.
Hoc enim faciens et teipsum salvum facies et eos, qui te audiunt» 1 Tim.
Exactly what many people doing this.
Et certe quantum haec populo quae facit.
Fantasizing is the same as doing.
Sed illud est quod isti faciunt.
July Nothing doing.
Horum illa nihil fecit.
g., Brian Leiter"'Analytic' philosophy today names a style of doing philosophy, not a philosophical program or a set of substantive views.
Praeterea, Philosophia'analytica' hodie modum philosophiae faciendae nominat, non rationem philosophicam vel copiam sentententarum substantivarum.
Previous postAre You Doing What You Love?
Dic age, iacturam quid amas?
However, at some point, researchers will have the choice between doing a study and not doing a study, and there are risks in both action and inaction.
Sed aliquam investigatores habebit electionem facere et non facienti studio studia et otia et actio sunt periculi.
It means doing a little more every day.
Fie, portanto, cada dia um pouco.
Doing a little every day.
Fie, portanto, cada dia um pouco.
After they bad crossed, they did not cease doing all manner of evil,
Postquam transfretauerunt, non cessabant agere omnia mala,
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