WHAT DOES ADÓPT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of adópt in the Romanian dictionary
adop, a-a, v. tr. (Adopted, adopted, adopted, adopted. I love my soul: Augúst adopts the Tiberiŭ. I choose, I prefer, I admit: to adopt an opinion, a system. adópt, a -á, v. tr. (lat. adoptare. – Adópt, adopțĭ, adoptă; să adopte. V. optez). Iaŭ de suflet, înfiez: Augúst îl adoptă pe Tiberiŭ. Aleg, prefer, admit: a adopta o părere, o sistemă.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ADÓPT»
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English ... - Pagina 4
... _ ' Adoléscency, s. adolescenza Q =;‚' {Шизщф а, а . Adópt, va. adottare, -er, s. adotta- ~ тю. —10п‚8tore, -ìng, s. adottamento,_ìon, s ÍEqug'ltor ...
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The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus. By W. ... - Pagina 106
Häppily the king had too much magnanimity, to adópt such wicked and dastardly 93) cóunsel. Though secretly grieved and mórtified 94) that the rival pówer of Spain should have won 95) this triumph which he. 86) All the lands (which) it, alla ...
Washington Irving, C. N. ÖHRLANDER, 1843
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The New Pocket Dictionary of the French and English ... - Pagina 6
Adópt, va, adepter Adopter, /. aui ad-.pte Adóptiqn,/, adaption, f. Adaptive, a. adeptif, ve. Adorable, a. adorable; ъ. Adorably,, ad. d'une maniere adorable A'dorat,/. poiJt de ^livret, т.. Adoration, /□ adoration, i. Adore, -va. adorer Adorer,/, ...
Thomas Nugent, J.S. Charrier (ed. lit.), 1784
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De Tempest a Pla, Bi Wilyam Sacsper - Pagina 5
... but &is diferens iz not tw. be atributed tw. xr spelix). In hwotéver ertog'rafi &a plaz ov Zacspsr q,r prszênted tm de public—and no wun, not ev'n Mr Colyer, haz Venturd tm be Std trm tm &a orijinol, uz tm adópt de cwer grulpíg 0V leterz, hwig, ...
William Shakespeare, Alexander John Ellis, 1849
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The Vicar of Wakefield a Tale by Oliver Goldsmith - Pagina xxiii
6) it mày nót bè impróper tò obsérve that thôse súbstantives which in thé singular énd with th shârp, adópt thé lh fiat in thé plùral, ás bâth, hâths, pâth, pâths. WALKER Dle Wörter, in denen sich das harte lh vor dem Biegungslaut des Plurals in ...
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Second English Reading-book, Being a Progressive Selection ...
The friends of Lorénzo fréquently" remónstrated" with him, on suffer ing" the monk to procéed" to such an extrême of árrogance"; but Lorénzo had éither more indulgence" or more discrétion" than to adópt" hóstile" méasures", against a man, ...
Charles Gaulis Clairmont, 1847
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Entick's New Spelling Dictionary ... To which is prefixed ... - Pagina 7
... word joined :o aucun, an adjeéìivc Adó, j: trouble, diñìcùlty, blume, confufmn, Шт Афпшн'сспссд): the How“ of youth, nal youth Adónize', 1_1.. a. со mak: hnndfome or engaging Adópt', 1f. a. to make choice of, ailixme, imbibe Adopt'cdly, im'.
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1800
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Inglés Hispano. Curso Práctico de Inglés: Diccionario Práctico
... adjoin adyóin adjustment adyóstment administer admínister administration administréishion administrative adminístrativ admire admáier admission admíshion admit admít admittance admítans adolescence adólesens adopt adópt adoption ...
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Diccionario Ingles-Español-Tagalog Con partes de la ...
Admonish, v.[admónish] Amonestar. Pagsabihan, pang̃usapan. Admonition,n.[admonícien] Consejo, admonicion. Payo, aral. Ado, n.[adú] Trabajo, dificultad; pena; bullicio, tumulto. Hirap; guló; aling̃awng̃aw. Adopt, v.[adópt] Adoptar, prohijar.
Sofronio G. Calderón, 1915
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The Debates of the Constitutional Convention of the State ...
Two successive legislatures can pass the amendment and submit it to the people, and the people can adópt it. It appears to me an unwise provision to give power to the legislature to undo exactly what we are doing, in our attempt to fix these ...
William Blair Lord, Henry Martyn Parkhurst, 1864
