WAS BEDEUTET DRUGÁR AUF RUMÄNISCH
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Definition von drugár im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
Drugar, Drugar, s. (Gebildeter) Arbeiter, der die Blätter druckt. drugár, drugári, s.m. (înv.) lucrător care tipărește foile.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DRUGÁR» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
drugár in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
drugár im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Welsh Traditional Music - Pagina 21
Ag - or wyd- yn o'r- drug ar- edd- fa- Oedd we di ei - chau er codwm- A dda;- or wyd- yn o'r- drug ar- edd- fa- Oedd we di ei - chau er cod wm- A dda;- Gan Fab Duw 'roedd a gor- ia- dau- I a gor- dry sau- yr holl dry sor- au.- In addition to singing ...
Phyllis Kinney, Welsh Folk-Song Society, 2011
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The Family's Construction of Reality - Pagina 142
... more to offset that effect? This is unlikely for two reasons. First, many parents in both groups guessed wrong. Se2O IPATIENT O---O Drug Ar --A Placebo NORMAL ©—e Drug Ar-A 142 Family Problem Solving and Family Interpreting.
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Új magyar tájszótár - Volumul 1 - Pagina 1024
Vö. drugár. drugál* I. durgál1 drugálás 1. durgilás drugálódik 1. durgálódik dragán fn 1. drugánokat (Debrecen 1677: 163) I drugány (Balmazúj varos 1311: 88; uo. 2226: 36; Ny.egyháza 1996), drugánynak (Alföld 1684: 17), drugányra ...
Éva B. Lőrinczy, Magyar Tudományos Akadémia. Nyelvtudományi Intézet, 1979
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Népszerü utmutatás az okszerü dohánytermesztésre - Pagina 45
A ko- szoru-gerendától lefelé 'számitva minden három lábnyira egy ugy nevezett fenyö drugár (fiatal fenyoszál 5 hüvelyknyi át- mérojü) van bevésve minden két ágas közé, mind két oldalán a hosszába nyuló épületnek , ilyen drugár vagy is ...
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Introduction to Medicinal Chemistry: How Drugs Act and Why
P-Adrenergic Blocking Agents" AR-CH-CHj-NH-R OH Drug AR Pi -selective MSA'' ISA" Lipo* 1. Labetalol O /=\ (Trandate, H,NC-| — » JF*Wi-4 / Normodyne) HO"\^J" \ — No'' Yes No' high \=/ 2. Sotalol' flH j— v (Stotalex) 3. AlprenoloK (Aptine) ...
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Colour Vision Deficiencies VI - Volumul 6 - Pagina 103
... values, describe surprisingly well the effects of sensitization and desensitization found in blue sensitive ganglion cells in response to long-wavelength adapting lights. The pronounced effects of a new cardiotonic drug (AR-L 115 ...
G. Verriest, International Research Group on Colour Vision Deficiencies, 1982
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A Plague of Prisons: The Epidemiology of Mass ... - Pagina 193
Felony drug ar- rests alone have dropped 20 percent in New York State since 2008, leading to declines in associated prosecutions, convictions, and imprisonments—along with fewer repeat imprisonments, which older policies once made ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language, containing the ... - Pagina 34
Ar-minian-ism, n. the doctrine of Arminius. A-rö'ma, n. (Gr.) the fragrant prinJ ciple in plants. Ar-o-mátic, Ár-o-mât'i-cal,a.spicy, fragrant. Ar-o-mât'ic, n. a fragrant drug. Ar'o-ma-tize, v. to scent; to perfume. Ar'o-ma-tiz-er, n. that which perfumes.
Alexander REID (LL.D.), 1844
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Dictionary of Abbreviations in Medical Sciences: With a ...
... reaction AR alkali reserve AR analytic reagent AR anterior right AR antirheumatic (drug) AR aortic receptor AR (card) AR, A/R aortic regurgitation (= AI) apicalradial (pulse) AR arsphenamine AR atrophic rhinitis AR augmentation reaction ar ...
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The Craftsman - Volumul 10 - Pagina 203
... (with his Wit and deep ** Learning) our strong Designs in Holland, and was a *' great Friend to that old Rebel and Heretick, the " Prince of Orange. " Now, we have planted that Sovereign Drug Ar " minianism, which we hope will purge the ...
Nicholas Amhurst, Henry St. John Bolingbroke (Viscount), William Pulteney Earl of Bath, 1737
