8 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ENGLOBULAR»
Discover the use of
englobular in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
englobular and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Cândido de Figueiredo. *Englobar*, v. t. Dar fórma de globo a. Reunir em um
todo, juntar em globo: englobar accusações. * *Englobular*,v.t. Converter em
glóbulo. * *Englutir*, v.t. Ant. O mesmo queengulir. Cf.Usque, Tribulações, 13, etc
.
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
2
Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico brasileiro da língua portuguêsa:
... s. m. e adj. engessador (o), adj. e s. m. cngessadura, s. f. cngessar, v. ehgibata,
s. f. engigar, v. englobamento, s. m. cnglobar, v. englobular, v. engobo (o), s. m.
engodado, adj. engodador (o), adj. e s. m. cngodamento, s. m. cngodar, v.
Leonam de Azeredo Pena, 1966
3
Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico da língua portuguêsa: de acôrdo ...
J. engenhoso (ô), s. m. e adj. engessador (ô), adj. e s. m. engessadura, s. j.
engessar, 0. engíbata, *. /. engigar, v. englobamento, s. m. englobar, o.
englobular, V. engobo (ô), «. m. engodado, adj. engodador (ô), adj. e s. m.
engodamento, s. m. ...
Aurélio Buarque de Holanda Ferreira, Manuel da Cunha Pereira, 1961
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Vocabulário ortográfico oficial: de acôrdo com a nova ...
... s. m. engenhoso (ô), s. m. e adj. engessador (ô), adj. e s. m. engessadura, s. f.
engessar, v. engíbata, s. f. engigar, v. englobamento, j. m. englobar, v. englobular
, v. engobo (ô), s. m. engodador (ô), adj. e s. m. engodamento, s. m. engodar, v.
5
A Guide to the Clinical Examination of the Blood
The qualitative changes in the red cells consist (as in cancer) of the "
degenerative ” chzulgcs (ill-i'orlllitics in size and shape, englobular changes)
present in marked cases, and the presence of nucleated corpuscles, when caclll-
xia is lllarkcd.
Richard Clarke Cabot, 1901
6
Michaelis Dicionario Ilustrado: Portugues-Ingles
4. to conglomerate. englobular v. to transform Into a globule. engodado adj. 1.
allured, enticed, persuaded (with flattery or false promises). 2. deceived, deluded.
engodamento s. m. 1. sllurement, enticement, fascination. 2. act of baiting. v.
Fritz Pietzschke, Franz Wimmer, 1961
Apart from the fact that they come from Ipousteguy's hand, hierarchically there is
nothing to distinguish these objects from the framed assemblages of Jim Dine, or
from the englobular images of hell produced by Klaus Geissler. Which leaves us
...
8
The Richmond County Mirror
... tohacco, or iudian corn, mostly covered with standing wood, either burnt or
harked: these fields are divided by fences made out of branches of trees, instead
of hedges, while the houses stand engulfed as it were (englobular) in the bosom
of ...
