10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ACRASE»
Discover the use of
acrase in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
acrase and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
ACRASE ~ACROATICS. ACROAMATIC—ACROPODIUM. tail round, and only
four toes on the hinder feet: Order, Lacertidm. ACRASE, a-kraze', v. a. (see Crazy.
) To impair the understanding; to infatuate; These things did make me much ...
Como encontraríamos “aplicados ao desenvolvimento”, acrase revela-se
obrigatória. D –Estaéa únicaopção certa,poisouso de “às quais” sejustifica pela
regência do verbo “assistir”, que, nesse contexto,tem sentidode“ver” eexige a ...
FURTADO, LILIAN, PEREIRA, VINÍCIUS, 2014
3
Escrever melhor: guia para passar os textos a limpo
Embora pequenos, tropeçosem crases, preposições, concordânciase
outrasmanhas da língua causam estragos. Evitá-los é possível. Otexto agradece.
O leitor também. Ufa! Acrase dá nó nos miolos. Como desatá-lo? É fácil como
andar pra ...
Dad Squarisi, Arlete Salvador, 2012
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Redação Teoria e Prática: Português Instrumental, Enem, ...
Porém,isso não é tudo: as lojas e mercados espalhados pelo país exibem com
orgulho cartazes em queselê inúmeros atentados linguísticos: “10%de desconto
àvista ouà prazo emtrêsvezes sem juros” (acrase nãocabeaquipelo motivo já ...
Claudemir da Silva Paula,, 2014
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Hansard's Parliamentary Debates
... to carry into efiect acrase at the recommendations in the Report of tbe
Commissioners who had been appointed to inquire into the means of improving-
the Administration of Justice in the Courts of Common Law. He did not, however,
profess ...
Great Britain. Parliament, Thomas Curson Hansard, 1838
7
Legends And Stories Of Ireland:
Faix, it's out o' breath I am, and mighty hot intirely; for I was runnin' a'most half the
way, bekase it's an arrand, you see, and the Squire tould me to make haste,
andsoI did, and wint acrase thefields by theshort cut;and asI was passin'by the
ould ...
Craze: (aphetic from acrase, from French écraser [to break] or Old Norse krasa [to
shiver, to crash]): ”to break (a thing) so that the parts still remain contiguous,” as
in a pixelated screen or image.5 Pixilated (etymologically from pixie): ”crazed,” ...
Craig Douglas Dworkin, 2013
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Phreno-mnemotechnic Dictionary: Being a Philosophical ...
740 — Acrasy, across, acrase, aicurus, augurize, acorus, crase, crazy, cress,
cross, crossway, course, curious, coerce, carious, carrows, cruise, ichorous,
grassy, curse, egress, gerse, growse, gris, grouse, grass, garous, greeze, grace,
greasy, ...
Francis Fauvel-Gouraud, 1844
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
Acranthus, a-kran'tfus, ». (akranthos, irritated, Gr.) A genus of long-tongued
lizards, having the tail round, and only four toes on the hinder feet : Order,
Lacertidese. Acrase, a-kraze', r. a. (ecraser, Ft.) To impair the understanding; to
infatuate; ...
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
