carpe diem
/ˌkɑːrpeɪ ˈdiːem/
seize the day; make the most of the present moment
“His philosophy was carpe diem—live fully today.”
Origin: Latin: carpe seize/pluck (imperative of carpere) + diem day (accusative of dies)
/ˌkɑːrpeɪ ˈdiːem/
seize the day; make the most of the present moment
“His philosophy was carpe diem—live fully today.”
Origin: Latin: carpe seize/pluck (imperative of carpere) + diem day (accusative of dies)