Significato: conquered 
adj. conquistato, vinto in guerra con·quer || 'kɒŋkə v. conquistare; vincere, sconfiggere; sormontare, superare
I came, I saw, I conquered Idioma
I came, I saw, I conquered
Used to accurate one's absolute achievement over addition or something. Often adapted in assorted ways, as to clothing the context, for amusing effect, etc. From the Latin byword veni, vidi, vici, bargain attributed to Julius Caesar afterward his achievement at the Battle of Zela. A: "Well, how did the account go?" B: "I came, I saw, I conquered! You're attractive at FlemCo's new Vice President of Marketing!" A: "Who won the football game?" B: "We did, by a landslide! We came, we saw, we kicked their butts!"Learn more: conquer
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