ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD BRÓȘĂ
bróșă (-șe), s. f. – Bijuterie prevăzută cu un ac care se poartă prinsă pe îmbrăcăminte.
Fr. broche. –
Der. broșa, vb. (a lega filele unei cărți), din
fr. brocher; broșor, s. m. (legător), din
fr. brocheur; broșură, s. f., din
fr. brochure.
WHAT DOES BRÓȘĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of bróșă in the Romanian dictionary
br. f., pl. e (fr. brochure). The jewelery that women put on their pins helps one needle. \u0026 # X2013; In the East brochure, pl. (russian broccoli). bróșă f., pl. e (fr. broche). Bijuterie pe care femeile șĭ-o pun la gît pin ajutoru unuĭ ac. – În est broș n., pl. urĭ (rus. brošĭ).
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «BRÓȘĂ»
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By the middle of June he had almost finished the Concerto and wrote to his publisher Ralph Hawkes: So far it is without question my best piece. It is rather serious, I'm afraid — but it's Antonio Brosa (1894-1979) was Brosa. He is simply superb.
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Letters from a Life Vol 2: 1939-45: Selected Letters and ...
Brosa had originally been engaged byBarbirollito perform theBerg Violin Concerto, on themistaken assumption, it wouldseem,that this would have been the first New York performance (Brosa had already appeared as soloist in the workin ...
Benjamin Britten, Donald Mitchell, Philip Reed, 2011
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Treatise on Heavy Ion Science - Pagina 697
R. A. Broglia, O. Civitarese, C. H. Dasso, and A. Winther, Phys. Lett. 73B:405 (1978). R. A. Broglia, C. H. Dasso, G. Pollarola, and A. Winther, Phys. Rev. Lett. 41:25 (1978). U. Brosa and H. J. Krappe, Nukleonika 24:389 (1979). U. Brosa, Z. Phy.
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Apellido Brosa: Origen, Historia y heráldica de los ...
de los Apellidos Españoles e Hispanoamericanos Apellido Brosa Instituto de Historia y Heráldica Familiar A Origen,Historia yHeráldica en el interior. Loremipsum ad his scripta blandit partiendo, eum fastidii accumsan euripidis in, eum liber ...
AA.VV., Instituto de Historia y Heráldica Familiar, 2014
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Mood in the Languages of Europe - Pagina 45
I talk about the fact that moon.the brosir/*brosi/*skuli brosa. smiles.ind/*smiles.sbjv/*shall.sbjv smile 'I talk about the fact that the moon smiles'. Non-factives, taking subjunctives: (31) a. Ég vona að tunglið. I hope that moon.the brosi/*brosir/*skuli ...
Björn Rothstein, Rolf Thieroff, 2010
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The Nuclear Fission Process - Pagina 285
A3 10, 177. 1983. 149. Brosa, U. and Grossmann, S., Random neck rupture in deep-inelastic collisions. J. Phys.. G10. 933. 1984. 150. Brosa, U. and Grossmann, S., Droplet fission: a performance of surface tension. Phys. Leu., 1268,425. 1983.
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Kingship and State Formation in Sweden: 1130 - 1290 - Pagina 122
did derive from Folke Jarl, the rebel of 1210 and son of Birger Brosa, there is no evidence that there was any division within the Folkungaätten at that time. By comparison with the Erikska ätten, the Folkungaätten's members multiplied.
1991. Läänemaa,. Estonia. de. Vest. Aliide. găseşte. broşa. lui. Ingel. şi. se. îngrozeşte. Voldemar, prieten vechi cu bărbatul lui Aliide, Martin, venise în sat la câteva luni după ce fusese declarată independenţa. Hiisu începuse să latre cu mult ...
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The Faber Pocket Guide to Britten - Pagina 85
Reveille (1937) 'For Toni Brosa', the Spanish violinist who formed a recital partnership with Britten in the 1930s. He gave the first complete performance of Britten's Violin Suite, along with Beethoven's Violin Sonata in G (which Britten found ...
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The Cambridge History of Scandinavia - Ediţia 1 - Pagina 227
The earls Birger Brosa, Karl the Deaf and Birger Magnusson are known to have participated in armed conflicts in the eastern Baltic region. Both Birger Brosa and Birger Magnusson concluded commercial treaties with the rising town of Liibeck.
