Match the Latin phrase with its meaning. If you don't know the phrase, look it up in a dictionary. 1: primus inter pares 2: ab ovo 3: carpe diem 4: caveat emptor 5: quid pro quo匹配题

A

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B

first equals

C

first among equals

D

from the very beginning

E

let the buyer beware

F

something (in return) for something

G

increase daily

H

What helps who?

I

an empty warning

J

(keeps) away from eggs

K

enjoy (each) day

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