10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TAKE BY SURPRISE»
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take by surprise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Mongolian-English Dictionary
GENEDEGYL- / rsHnYYnsX [ v. caus. of genede- ] To take by surprise. 5 _-yn
abxu. To take by surprise ( as a position ”) or city in war). 1 2) GENEDEL /
FBHIIBJI i n. The act, state, or result of genede-; GENE DE LGE / l" BHILJIBI" n.
The act or ...
Ferdinand D Lessing, 2013
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Oxford Thesaurus of English
... disconcert, discompose, bewilder; take someone's breath away, take by
surprise, take aback, shake up, stop someone in their tracks, strike dumb, leave
open-mouthed, leave aghast, catch off balance; informal flabbergast, floor, knock
for six, ...
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Webster's New World Thesaurus
1 [A feeling] astonishment, wonderment, shock; see WONDER 1. 2 [The cause of
a feeling] something unexpected, blow, sudden attack, unexpected good fortune,
sudden misfortune, unawaited event, unsuspected plot. — take by surprise ...
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A New Dictionary of the English and Dutch Language: To which ...
Veriafelen, b. w. to Ravel out, to Unravel. *—, o. w. met Zijn , to Ravel out,
Yerramroelen , b. w. rtmmelende verfpillen, to Talk away. *—, rammelende
mededeelen , to Tell, Say , to Blab out. Vcrraalen < b. w. ovcrrompelen , to Take
by surprise} ...
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American State Papers: Documents, Legislative and Executive, ...
In: Three days ago I declared to you the just reasons which I had for sus ectin that
an expedition was preparing on the lakes, on the part of the English, the object of
which is to attack pper ouisiana, and take by surprise the posts of St. Louis_ ...
United States. Congress, 1832
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The Language of Emotions: Conceptualization, Expression, and ...
... in German with the corresponding noun/ verb pair überraschen/'Überraschung
and the two pairs of Polish terms zaskoczyć/zaskoczenie 'take by surprise/
surprise' vs. niespodziewac się/ niespodzianka 'to not expect/something
unexpected, ...
... Niemeier-Dirven, René Dirven, 1997
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American State Papers: Documents, Legislative and Executive, ...
Sir: Three days ago I declared to you the just reasons which I had for suspecting
that an expedition was preparing on the lakes, on the part of the English, the
object of which is to attack Upper Louisiana, and take by surprise the posts of St.
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Mpu Monaguṇa's Sumanasāntaka: An Old Javanese Epic Poem, its ...
107.4d kināladeśa 'untimely': according to Z (769) kaladeśa means 'the right
moment','agoodopportunity'andangaladeśa'toactattherighttime,thatiswhen not
expected, to take by surprise'. We have taken the word here to mean 'take ...
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Dictionnaire Anglais-français
... moreover surpopulation [syrpopylasjSl nf: overpopulation surprenant, -nante [
syrprana, -not] adj : surprising, amazing surprendre [syrpradr] {70} vt 1 ETON-
NER : to surprise, to amaze 2 : to take by surprise, to catch in the act 3 : to
overhear, ...
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Flugel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English Languages
1. to overreach, outwit, cheat, deceive; 2. to take by surprise, come upon by
surprise. UcN'vlifamg, /. 1. outwitting, cheat ; 2. taking by surprise. Ucbcrlugen/ >•.
a. to outlie. Ui'bmmukn/ ••. a. I. (etnem etiraS) to remit, transmit, send over,
consign ...
C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1843
