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| has gloss | eng: Labor omnia vincit is a common Latin phrase meaning "Hard work conquers all". The phrase appears in Virgils Georgics, Book I, in the form Labor omnia uicit improbus ("uphill work overcomes all things"). The poem was written in support of Augustus Caesars "Back to the land" policy, aimed at encouraging more Romans to become farmers. |
| lexicalization | eng: Labor omnia vincit |
| instance of | c/Latin mottos |
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| German | |
| has gloss | deu: Labor omnia vincit, auch Labor omnia vincit improbus, (lat.: "Arbeit besiegt alles" bzw. "Harte Arbeit siegt über alles") ist ein lateinisches Motto, welches weitreichende Verbreitung gefunden hat. |
| lexicalization | deu: Labor omnia vincit |
| French | |
| has gloss | fra: Labor omnia vincit improbus (ou seulement: Labor omnia vincit) est une locution latine signifiant en français « Un travail acharné vient à bout de tout ». |
| lexicalization | fra: Labor Omnia Vincit Improbus |
| Italian | |
| has gloss | ita: Labor omnia vincit: frase latina, dal significato letterale: «la fatica vince ogni cosa» e senso traslato «con uno sforzo sufficiente si può ottenere qualsiasi risultato». |
| lexicalization | ita: Labor omnia vincit |
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