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unruhig [Ger], restless; agitated.
un sot à triple étage [Fr], lit., a fool to the third story; a consummate
blockhead.
un style serré [Fr], a terse style.
unt [Hind], camel. See OONT.
untar o carro [Pg], to oil the cart.
unter den Linden [Ger], lit., under the linden trees; formerly a
fashionable street in Berlin.
unter der Hand [Ger], lit., under the hand; secretly.
Unterseeboot [Ger], lit., undersea boat; a submarine; specif., U-boat
(i.e., [formerly] a German or Austrian submarine).
unter vier Augen [Ger], lit., under four eyes; tête-à-tête; between
ourselves.
un tour de fripon [Fr], a knavish trick.
un uomo litterato ne val due [It], a man of learning is worth two
without.
unverhofft kommt oft [Ger], the unforeseen often happens.
uomo amante, uomo zelante [It], a loving man, a jealous man.
uomo da molto [It], man of weight.
uomo solitario o e bestia o angelo [It], a solitary man is either a brute
or an angel.
urbem latericiam invenit, marmoream reliquit [L], he found the city
(Rome) brick and left it marble: Suetonius (of Caesar Augustus).
urbi et orbi [L], to the city (Rome) and to the world: words formerly
accompanying a special Papal benediction.
urceus [L], earthenware jug; pitcher; urn.
Ursprache [Ger], a primitive language; esp., primitive Aryan.
usine [Fr], factory; works.
usque ad aras [L], to the very altars; to the last extremity. Cf. AMICUS
USQUE AD ARAS.
usque ad nauseam [L], even to nausea; even so far as to disgust.
usted [Sp; pi. ustedes], you: abbr. Vd., Ud., or V, pi. Vds., Uds., or VV.
usus est tyrannus [L], custom is a tyrant.
usus loquendi [L], usage in speaking.
ut ameris, amabilis esto [L], that you may be loved, be lovable; to gain
love, show love to others: Ovid.
ut apes geometriam [L], as bees (practice) geometry.
utcumque placuerit Deo [L], as it shall please God.
ut dictum [L], as directed: abbr. ut diet.
ut homo est, ita morem géras [L], as a man is, so must you humor
him; suit the manner to the man: Terence.
utile dulci [L], the useful with the agreeable: Horace.
utinam noster esset [L], would that he were ours.
ut infra [L], as (shown or stated) below: abbr. u.i.