All Roads Lead To Rome

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• hkr says:
  

  I understood “all roads lead to Rome” means that all choices, methods, or actions eventually lead to the same result.

• kalyanam says:
  

  All Roads Lead To Rome
  The figurative expression, All roads lead to Rome, means that all choices, methods, or actions eventually lead to the same result. In ancient Roman times, this statement had a more literal meaning. The Roman Empire had an advanced system of roads, and all major roads led directly to the capital. New roads were often built shortly after the Empire captured a new city. Stone mile markers told travellers how far they were from the next major city, and a Golden Milestone was placed in the capital. Roman roads made it possible to transport military units, goods, and knowledge efficiently, helping the Empire expand and achieve great power.

  The figurative expression All roads lead to Rome means that all choices, methods, or actions lead to the same result or goal.
  The Golden Milestone was a mile marker that stood in the Empire’s capital city, Rome
  Roman roads helped make the Roman Empire so powerful because goods, knowledge, and military units could be easily transported to and from the capital.

• sami says:
  

  The figurative Expression, All roads lead to Rome , means that all choices , methods, or actions eventually lead to the same result . in ancient Roman times , this statement had a more literal meaning . The Roman empire had an advanced system of roads , and all majors roads led directly to the capital . New roads were often built shortly after the Empire captured a new cite . stone mile marker told travelers how far they were from the next major city , and a golden Milestone was placed in the capital . Roman roads made it possible to transport military units , goods , and knowledge efficiently , helping the Empire expand and achieve great power.
  1- Means that all choice ,method , or actions eventually read to the same result or goal .
  2- That was placed in the capital city.
  3- Roman roads made transport military units ,goods knowledge efficiently ,helping the Empire expand and achieve great power.

• Iasmim Silva Dias says:
  

  Não consegui fazer .pois n. Entendi ND

• Bayu says:
  

  No comment

• Cathy says:
  

  “All roads lead to Rome” is so classical words, we want to make a decision to achieve ourself dreams, even though the road sometimes is hard to see hope, we can change other roads to get there.

• Nurul Shafiza says:
  

  I like how clear the pronounciation is .It helps me a lot !!

• Lollie2323 says:
  

  Personally, I’ve looked at this for my non English speaking cousins and I think its pretty good!!

• manoboy says:
  

  Hi
  I liked it very much.

• osama says:
  

  The word milestone usually refer to aim. In ancient world people use mark a sign on road to measure the distance, So they can easily calculate how far they are away from destination. The milestone I successfully accomplished is to loose my weight from 100 kg to 70 kg.

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• غفران عزيز كريم موسى says:
  

  1.The figurative expression All roads lead to Rome means that all choices, methods, or actions lead to the same result or goal.

  2.The Golden Milestone was a mile marker that stood in the Empire’s capital city, Rome

  3.Roman roads helped make the Roman Empire so powerful because goods, knowledge, and military units could be easily transported to and from the capital.

• Sabri ISMAIL says:
  

  Hi,
  From now , i know what does it mean “all roads lead to Rome”.
  There is many strong building and monuments in Tunisia that resume the power and ingeniosity of romain empire.

• baagii says:
  

  awesome voice

• gamal says:
  

  if possible please use a clear voice
  thanks

• Amalia Khoirun Nisaa' says:
  

  I like this expression.