Pronunciation: /læt/
noun a unit of distance equal to 100 meters
A1 I like to eat latte with my breakfast.
A2 She ordered a latte at the coffee shop.
B1 The barista made a delicious latte for me.
B2 I prefer my latte with almond milk.
C1 The latte art on my coffee was beautifully crafted.
C2 I can distinguish between different types of lattes based on their flavor profiles.
adjective relating to the Latin language or the people who speak it
A1 The cat is lat.
A2 She arrived lat to the meeting.
B1 The bus was lat, so I had to take a taxi.
B2 The lat delivery caused inconvenience for the customers.
C1 His lat arrival was due to traffic congestion.
C2 The lat response from the government led to further confusion.
formal The LAT coordinates were inputted incorrectly, causing errors in the mapping software.
informal I heard the LAT for the party is at John's house, can you confirm?
slang I can't believe she gave me the wrong LAT for the meeting, now I'm late!
figurative The LAT of the situation is that we need to act quickly to prevent further complications.
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