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pooksahib

14th April 2010, 15:57
Hi all.

With due deference to tempo = pace. I suspect a lack of general knowledge on my part here...

Church conservationsists make money = -E-T. Cent? Why?

Many thanks.
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sudokulover

14th April 2010, 15:59
ce = church nt = national trust(conservationists)
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chrisg

14th April 2010, 16:00
Church = CE (Church of England) and conservationists = NT (National Trust)
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chas

14th April 2010, 16:00
Church of England, National Trust
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andy

14th April 2010, 16:00
church ce +
conservationists nt (national trust)
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tom

14th April 2010, 16:02
Pace (two syllables) is the ablative of pax, peace and means with due deference.

Pace (1 syllable) = tempo, speed
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bullfrog

14th April 2010, 16:06
Hi Pooks,

For the first one, Pace means peace in Latin, but also means 'with due deference' -- usually when you're about to disagree with someone.
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pooksahib

14th April 2010, 18:05
My thanks to you all.
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