10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ABDÚCE»
Discover the use of
abdúce in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
abdúce and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Delphi Complete Works of Samuel Johnson (Illustrated):
Abdóminal. Abdóminous. adj. relatingto the abdomen. To. Abdúce. v.a. [Lat. abduco.] To draw to a different part; to withdraw one part from another. A word chiefly used in physic or science. And if we abduce the eye unto either corner, the.
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The New Spelling Dictionary ... Revised, Corrected, and ... - Pagina 1
... Abdom'inous, a. paunch-bellied, unwieldý Abdúce, v. a, to feparate, to draw away - **'; parate, Abdúcent, foraword A L T Alme'deed, f. a charitable gift Almsgiver, f. T H E N E W.
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1784
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Lugar para eacondir y guardar muebles, plata, o dinero. Abdómen, ». Abdomen, cavidad comunmente llamado el boxo vientre. Abdominal, Abdóminous, a. Abdominal, lo que pertenece al abdómen. To Abdúce, va. Tirar una cosa de otra.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1828
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A New Dictionary of the Italian and English Languages: ... - Pagina 2
Abdomen, s. addóme, abdómine, m. Abdómi-nal, -nous, a. addominále, appartenante alt addome. Abdúce, v. a. menáre, condur via. Abduction, s. abduzióne, f. Abductors, s. pi. múscoli abduttóri, m. pi. To Abeár, v. a. 1. sopportáre ; 2. condúrsi.
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1854
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A new pocket-dictionary of the English and Russian and of ...
Усогйть, ycézmb, v. a. to convey, cárry, or drive away; to abdúce; —гчикз‚ m. an abdúctor. увольнять, _nimh .surns, v. a. to emáncipate ; free, exempt; сытых—де. yeu', interj. Alás! Oh! Woe! .Varààams, v. a. to learn, discover, know. [acquáint ...
English and Russian languages, 1846
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Lugar para escondir y guardar muebles, plata, o dinero. Abdomen, s. Abdomen, cavidad comunmente llamado el bazo vientre. Abdominal, Abdominous, a. Abdominal, lo que pertenece al abdomen. * То Abdúce, va. Tirar una cosa de otra.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1842
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E.'s New Spelling and English Dictionary ... To which is ... - Pagina 1
... that has the power of hiding Abdómen, f. the lower or big part of the belly Abdominal, a. belonging to the lower belly Abdominous, a. paunchbellied, unwieldy, large Abdúce, v. a. to feparate, draw away, pu!! back AHổre, v. a. to entice, decoy, ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1795
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T. Macci Plauti Comoediae. Ex recognitione A. Fleckeiseni
Cóllum opstringc, abdúce istum in malám crucem. РН. Quídquid est, ipse íbit potins. CA. Pró deum atque hominúm fidem: Hócin pacto [hinc] indcmnatum atque intestatum me ábripi'.1 695 Ópsecro, Planésîum, et te, Phaédrome, auxilium ас ...
Titus Maccius Plautus, Alfred FLECKEISEN, 1850
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English ... - Pagina 451
Abdominal, nous, a. appartenante oll' abdome. Abdúce, va. menare, condur via. Abductor, *. adduttore. Abecedárian, ». uno che insegna o impara l'abbicc). [abbiccl. Abecédary,a. appartenente all' A-béd,a.aletto, inletto ¡ brought, parto rire .
Saint Hilaire Blanc, 1856
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New Pronouncing and Explanatory English-Italian and ...
addominale,panciúto Abdúce , va. menare via , conclúr via Abduction, s. il portare da un sito ad un àl tro , abduzione; (legge) ratto, rapimento.. Abdùctor , s. (anal.) muscolo adduttore ; (legge) rapitoi'e. ' Abecedarian, s. abbecedáric Abece'dary ...
