10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «SUSPIRADOR»
Discover the use of
suspirador in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
suspirador and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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A Agência Thompson & C.ª:
Como sinal de uma inconfessável cupidez do miserável suspirador? Aestes
pensamentos sentiasecorar de vergonha eprometia guardarse melhor parao
aperder contudo ganhara muito futuro, chegando até aamistosa simpatia, que
bem.
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Novo diccionario francez-portuguez: composto sobre os ...
(Entendre des gémittement, ouvir gemidos. t * Gémissecr , s. m. (jemiceur)
carpidor, gè- medor, suspirador — deplorador. Gemmation, t. f. bot. (jemaäön)
abre il ¡lamento (da* plantas), gomoscencia. Gemme, adj. m. (jeme) {sel} sal-
gemma, ...
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Enciclopédia brasileira mérito: com milhares de desenhos a ...
SUSPIRADOR (ô), adj. e s. m. — Suspirar + dor. Que, ou o que, suspira.
SUSPIRADOURO, s. m. Fresta, abertura para arejamento de um local. Var.
Suspiradoiro. SUSPIRANTE, adj. — Suspirar + ante. Que suspira, suspirador.
SUSPIRAR, v. i. ...
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Preguntas MáS Frecuentes de Los Cristianos Sobre la Fe Bahá'I
... acciones malas. Bahá'u'lláh nos enseña que el 'diablo' y 'el suspirador
Malvado que suspira en los corazones de los hombres' no es una fuerza externa,
sino un aspecto de nuestra naturaleza que ha de ser traído bajo control a través
de ...
Brace, truss, suspensory. SuspicAcio, 5/. Suspiciousness. SuspicAz, a.
Suspicious. Suspicazmesite, nil. Suspiciously. Suspicion, sf. (Ant.) V. Sosper.ha.
Suspirador, sm. One who continually sighs or suspires ; one who breathos with
difficulty.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1831
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Suspiciousness. ScspicAz, o. Suspicious. Suspicazmente, ad. Suspiciously.
Suspicion, sf. (Ant.) V. Sospecha. Suspirador, sm. One who continually sighs or
suspires ; one who breathes with difficulty. SuspirXr, ea. 1. To sigh, to suspire. 2.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1836
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Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages
Suspiciousness. SuspicAz, a. Suspicious. Suspicazmente, ad. Suspiciously.
Suspicion, sf. (Ant.) V. Sospecha. Suspirador, sm. One who continually sighs or
suspires ; one who breathes with difficulty. Suspirar, va. 1 . To sigh, to suspire. 2.
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Nuevo diccionario, español e ingles e ingles y español: que ...
Suspirador, s. m. one that sighs much. Suspirar, v. a. to sigh. Suspiro, {. m. a Sigh.
Lat. Suspirium. Suffuradero ; vid. Susuradiro. Sussurar ; vid. Susurrar. Suffiiro; vid
. Susurro. Sustdncia, {. f. Substance, Juice, Goods, Riches, the Gravy of Meat.
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A new dictionary Spanish and english and english and Spanish
Siiso, above. Dt siiso, from above. Susodi'cho, above said. Suspe'cto, suspected.
Suspension, suspence. Suspende'r, to suspend, to put off, Lat. suspendere.
Suspendi'do, suspended. SusPe'nso, idem. Suspirade'ro, a vent. Suspirador, one
...
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Neuman & Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Suspiciousness, jealousy. Suspicaz, a. Suspicious, jealous. Suspicazineivte, ad.
Suspiciously. Suspicion, sf. (Obs.) V. Sospecka. Suspirador, sm. One who
continually sighs or suspires, sigher ; one who breathes with difficulty. Suspirar,
tin. 1 .
