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Gesicht, Pers. 3 Sg., Vb. IV Refl. (Reg.) zu regnen, verdicken durch Abkühlung. făcăí, pers. 3 sg. făcăie, vb. IV refl. (reg.) a se slei, a se îngroșa prin răcire.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «FĂCĂÍ» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Mandarin Chinese Dictionary: Chinese-English - Pagina 129
il. jJLIS: *. *•. DO-'*. mention this matter yet, as it hasn't been announced. FA-CAIj fc ftf (VO> (1) make a fortune, become wealthy, get rich. 'Shei-dou-xiang-fa-cai.f^. ff S- ft" 4^ • Everybody wants to get rich (quickly). Zub- zheiyangrde-shi f ...
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Asian Foods: Science and Technology - Pagina 337
3.15 WILD VEGETABLES 3.15.1 Facai (Nostoc commune van flagelliforme Bom. et Flah) Facai is a type of wild algae only found in the northwestern region of China and is so-named in Chinese because it resembles human hair after drying.
Catharina Y.W. Ang, Keshun Liu, Yao-Wen Huang, 1999
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Reconstructing Twentieth-century China: State Control, ... - Pagina 44
(facai). not because they were precisely the same thing (minsheng is more a collective notion of national development than a matter of gaining individual riches), but because he believed that the latter phrase stood a better change of grabbing ...
Kjeld Erik Brødsgaard, David Strand, 1998
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China's Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution: Master ... - Pagina 339
"I Warn Myself Another ironical story about the Cultural Revolution is Wojinggao wo (I warn myself) of 199 1.53 Xue Facai, an unskilled laborer, is promoted during the Cultural Revolution, thanks to his "glorious" poor family background, to the ...
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Dicţionar geografic al judeţului Doljiu de Domnişorele Ana ...
Făcăi, moi de apă, plasa Ocolul, comuna Balta-Verde, pe Făcăile. pârîul Făcăi, móră, pl. Ocolul, com. Prejba, prin apropierea căreia trece limita de E. a comunei, către com. Coşovenii-de-Sus. Făcăile, pâriü, pl. Ocolul, comuna Balta-Verde, ...
Ana Cumbary, Maria Manoil, Mihail Canianu, 1896
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Dicționar istoric al localităților din județul Dolj: Craiova
Pe terasa inferioară a Jiului, la Şimnicu de Jos şi Cârcea precum şi în Valea Fetei, ValeaGangului, Fântâna Obedeanu, Făcăi, Banu Mărăcine au fost găsite urmele unor aşezări neolitice10. Comunitatea de la Cârcea - Viaduct, care datează ...
Avram Cezar, Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane "C.S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor" Craiova, 2005
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Cyanobacteria: An Economic Perspective
The Nostoc (“Facai” in Chinese) was sold on the market and prepared for consumption by cooking (Hisauchi, 1960). This Nostoc grows on stones inthe basin ofthe upper reaches of the Yellow River. Facai has been reported asgrowing in ...
Naveen K. Sharma, Ashawani K. Rai, Lucas J. Stal, 2013
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Governing China’s Multiethnic Frontiers - Pagina 106
They are attempting to dig moss or facai, a vegetable whose homonym means “to get rich,” that is in great demand in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and development-crazy Guangdong Province in south China. Often the gangs consist of ...
These people hope that the prosperity and abundance of such wealthy families will also come into their lives through the eating of the jiaozi. Southerners often eat fa cai iii (fah tsye) (a kind ofstringy black vegetable), which rhymes with fa cai ...
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Boundaries: A Casebook in Environmental Ethics - Pagina 182
To make up for the lost income, many became facai diggers. Facai is a black moss that grows in the barren hills and is a popular food in south China. They also dug up the grassland for licorice root—a basic ingredient in many Chinese folk ...
Christine E. Gudorf, James Edward Huchingson, 2010
