WHAT DOES A PÂRLÍ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of a pârlí in the Romanian dictionary
A PÂRLÍ ~ ésc 1st Trans. To make it slip. \u0026 # X25ca; To (or to) fall into an unpleasant situation; to overcome the trouble. To escape (or to) flee quickly; to take it quickly; and they're gone. 2. intranz. (about heat sources) To emit hot radiation, spreading very great heat; sparkle; to burn; a dogori; to fade; to burn. The sun is. A PÂRLÍ ~ésc 1. tranz. A face să se pârlească. ◊ A o ~ (sau păți) a nimeri într-o situație neplăcută; a da peste belea. A o ~ la (sau de) fugă a începe să fugă repede; a o lua iute din loc; a o zbughi. 2. intranz. (despre surse de căldură) A emana radiații fierbinți, răspândind căldură foarte mare; a pârjoli; a frige; a dogori; a păli; a arde. Soarele ~ește.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A PÂRLÍ»
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The Parliamentary Register: Or an Impartial Report of the ...
Or an Impartial Report of the Debates that Have Occured in the Two Houses of Parliament Great Britain. Parliament. drunk to Philip sober, not from a thin house to a full house, but from a full house to a less full house : he con? eluded by ...
Great Britain. Parliament, 1808
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GEīkẁn ā́klastos@. The image vnbroaken [by J. Jane] a ...
The kings words are > that the world might be fully confirmed , in my purpofei at fir ft to contri~ bute what in Iitftice, reafpny honour , and confcienct I could to the hifppyjuccel of this Parliament , I willingly pajl the Bill for Triennial! Parliaments.
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The Works of William Robertson: The history of Scotland - Pagina 248
A Parli*. THIS face of tranquillity in the nation encour- ment. * J aged the Regent to call a meeting of Parliament. Nothing was wanting to confirm the King's authority, and the proceedings of the confederates, except the approbation of this ...
William Robertson, Alexander Stewart, 1820
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The Parliamentary Debates
Parliament, William Cobbett, Thomas Curson Hansard. :37. 237. 237. Question, Mr. Browne; Answer, Lord John , 237. Parliament—Business of the House—The Halfpast Twelve Rule sitting, and objection shall be taken when such Notice is ...
Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett, Thomas Curson Hansard, 1878
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The Parliamentary Debates: Official Report[s] - Pagina xxxv
Official Report[s] Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. and opportunity of gathering more directly ' HS! 11' U' rr 1r Ii Ulster question. I have. The noble Viscount opposite constantly ren1inds us that we must not diminish the privileges of the ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords, 1911
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Parliamentary Papers: 1850-1908 - Volumul 68 - Pagina 236
PART I.—TABLE showing the Rate per .19 of Assessment falling on Owners and Occupiers in each PABOOHIAL Ra'rns PEB £ 01" NET RENTALl v Bo a], Parli - igngsikglgggiiie Eggg- Poor Law Acts. | Education Acts. Other Rates. partly 1n ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1905
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Parliamentary Debates: Legislative Council and House of ...
Parliament. Mr. ISITT.—But he said that he forgot: that he had talked to him. *The Hon. Mr. HERDMAN.—Is that theis. : same thing as being inclined to take it? : How would he find out whether Mr. Garli was inclined to take it unless he talked him ...
New Zealand. Parliament, 1913
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. llULlHNG “ДТП “ЧПОЦ РКОУЦЦЛ). i Expenditure sanctioned out Ol I llesorvo Fund. I I Annuity мышца? I avable on ”рта о 1 pPiircliase a; parli of Free Grants not repayable. за? IVM' Name ol' M ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1908
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Parliamentary Debates (Hansard).: House of Commons ... - Pagina 620
House of Commons official report Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. will conclude that the clause really does make sense and that any impact it has will be only on the irresponsible. Surely, the big unions cannot object to it, for they ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1977
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The Parliamentary Debates (Authorized Edition) - Volumul 247
Member (Mr. Starkie), a Parli amen tary supporter of the Party then out of Office, moved the adjournment of the House ; that the hon. Member for North Lincolnshire, and one of the present Lords of the Treasury (Mr. Rowland Winn), moved the ...
Great Britain. Parliament, 1879
