10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PEDÁNTIC» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
pedántic in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
pedántic im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: With a ...
Pedántic , mal, a. Pedantesco. Peddut¡cally,iA. Con pedantería. Pidantism, Iry,». Pedantería. 10 Pídantite, vn. Regentear. Pidaied, a. Lo que tiene el tallo de lu flor delgado. /oP<Mdie,vn. Ocuparse en frioleras Pedirero, s. V. Pedrero. Pidemal, s ...
Saint-Hilaire Blanc,
1848
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A New Vocabulary of the Most Difficult Words in the ... - Pagina 173
Pedant, s. one who makes a great, show of Pedántic, a. like a pedant. ' ** – , ! ' [learningPed'antry, s. the behaviour of a pedant. -, i s. the bafe of a statue. . Pedéstrial, a., going on foot. , , , , 1 - , " Pédlary, s, the wares of a pedlar. Pedobáptist, s.
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Second English Reading-book, Being a Progressive Selection ...
... for Lívy might have been read at ány 6ther time, and such spéctacles are not fréquent"; but you remáined fixed and cháined" down to your book with a pedántic attáchment". When I came out of my house, I found all the péople forsåking” their ...
Charles Gaulis Clairmont,
1847
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The Spelling and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
Peculiárity, f. partícularity Pecúliarly, ad fingly, particularly Pecúniary, a. pertaining to money, L. Pédagogue, f. a schoolmaster, L. Pédals, f. large pipes of an organ Pédant, f. a conceited fcholar Pedántic, a. like a pedant. Pédantry, f. an ...
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The New Pocket Dictionary of the French and English ...
(Pun air pédant Pedántic, pédantesque Pedániizie,v.pëdantiser (Изящна. Pédautry, s. рамами, l'.pe'dan Pedvréro, pierrier, m. Pédestal, piëdestal Pridésirious, a. pédestre , Péilicle,s.pedi`cule, m. Pedicular, а. pe'rliculaire Pedigree, s. lignée, ...
Thomas NUGENT (LL.D.), J. OUISEAU,
1821
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English, French and Italian - Pagina 231
PéJam-like , ad. pédantesquement , pedanteé amenté Pedántic, ) a. pédant, pédantesqut, pe- Fcdantic*!,) dantefeo, di pedante Fedántúm,) /. pédontitme, pédanterie , Pedintty, ) pedantismo , pedantería Pédantife, v. n. faire le pédant, far il ...
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The Royal Dictionary Abridged ... I. French and English. ...
Pédagogy, S. pédagogie. Pédal, S. pédale. Pedáneous, Adj. Ex. A pedaneous judge, juge pédanée. Pédant, S. pédant. Pédant-like, Adv.pedantefquement, d'un air, d'une maniére qui fent le pédant. Pedántic, Adj. pédant, pédantefque.
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A Dictionary of the English Language - Volumul 2,Ediţia 1 - Pagina 463
Swift, Cadenus and Vanessa. Pursuit of fame with pedants fills our schools, And into coxcombs burnishes our fools. - Young, Love of Fame, vii. 141. Pedántic. adj. Having the character of a pedant, or of pedantry. Mr. Cheeke had eloquence in ...
Robert Gordon Latham,
1870
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Boyer's Royal Dictionary Abridged: In Two Parts: I. French ...
Pédal, s. pédale, m. Pedáneous,a. Er. A pedaneous judge, juge pédanée. Pédant, s. pédant, m. Pedantlike, pédantesquement, d'un air ou d'une manière qui sent le pédant. Pedántic, a. pédant, pédantesque. A pedantic woman, une pédante.
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A Comprehensive Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of ...
Pe-dán'tic, a full of pedantry; ostentatious Pe-dān'ti-cal, 5 of learning. Pe-dán'ti-cal-ly, ad. in a pedantic manner. Péd'an-try, n. vain ostentation of learning. Péd'dle, v. n. & a to sell as a pedler. Péd'dler, n. one who peddles: - written also pedler ...
Joseph Emerson Worcester,
1854