WHAT DOES CONSÍDER MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
Definition of consíder in the Romanian dictionary
consieder, and v. tr. (lat. consiedero, -are, contemplate, observe, d. con-, together and sidus, síderis, star, constellation, V. desiderat, sideral. I have come to, I have in her [!], I appreciate: to consider the benefits. Stimez: I consider it a lot. I hold, I think, rightly: he was considered a dreamer (as a dreamer).
10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CONSÍDER»
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Write All These Down: Essays on Music - Pagina 109
EXAMPLE I Retire, My Soul William Byrd m Re tire, my ^ Re - tire, my soul, my. \ I " J. J 1 " ny soul, my soul, fcfeE W Re tire, my soul, J I- J P fire, my soul, p I ° i i if j r r Re tire, my soul, con - si der thine e S Re my $ " - J ir- rJ J iii,.. - J I rir' - r ir soul, ...
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The Wanley Manuscripts: Part 1 - Pagina 152
Part 1 James Wrightson. tri- umph ohow ylong shalI mine enlong shall mine en— e- my tri- umph o- ver_ me? Con- si- der, and Con- si- der, and hear me, O Lord my God, Con- si- der, and hear me, O Lord my God, -si- der, and hear me, O Lord ...
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English Choral Practice, 1400-1650 - Pagina 208
O let thine ears con - si - der well: the voice of my com - Example 9:4 domestic grouping of SSTTB to an unorthodox five-part liturgical scoring of MMCTB, an adjustment dictated by the fact that the notated pitch is unchanged although the ...
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The Wanley manuscripts - Volumul 1;Volumele 99-101 - Pagina 152
Con- si- der, and 29 Con- si- der, and hear me, O Lord my God, and hear me, O Con- si- der, and hear me, O Lord my God, O Lord my . r r r r -si- der, and hear me, O Lord my God, con- si- der, and hear me, O Lord my . hear me, O Lord my God, ...
James Wrightson, Church of England,
1995
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A book of psalmody, containing tunes
-flier, con— si — der my ca — 11 — ing. si--der, con-si— der my call- ing. . J» Ji- EftHfHHHH^S Ears con— si--der, cor» — si der rny call - . 7 ing. #: massage Hold not thy peace, hojd not thy peace at my tears. j^j^'l' ll) l|^S mmm Hold not thy ...
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Diccionario nuevo de las dos lenguas española e inglesa en ...
Individuo de alguna sesión. TO CONSÍDER. v. a. To think upon with care, to pender. Considerar , pensar , meditar , reflexionar. TO CONSÍDER. To have regard to. Considerar , atender. TO CONSÍDER. To requite , to reward one fbr his trouble.
Tomás Conelly ((O.P.)), Tomás Higgins ((O.P.)),
1798
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The Authentic Gilbert & Sullivan Songbook: 92 Unabridged ...
mll. a lemjia. round, And you dont find two Mon - days to - ge- ther. . . . con - si - der the mo - ral, I beef, De- ter-mines to tac - kle the mut-ton. . . . but this I am will -ing to Nor bring a young fel-low to sor - row, \Vho loves this young la - dy to - day, ...
Arthur Sullivan, William Schwenck Gilbert, Malcolm Binney,
1977
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The United Service Magazine - Volumul 57,Pagina 2 - Pagina 356
Vain the explanation ti the day was only fit for a fire-king to walk, and that we required a chaq of clothes on shore : no, he could not, would not understand ; he wail for the con-si-der-a-tion. When it was suggested that his brother-offici board the ...
Arthur William Alsager Pollock,
1848
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Essays on the Sound Pattern of English - Pagina 247
[ U[S[N[re] [con] [si] [der] [a] [tion]]N [helps]]S]U 23 4 1 b. [ U[S[re] [con][si] [der] [a] [tion] [helps]]S]U This reanalysis of English word stress is of course incomplete, even as an outline. Rules A, B, D, C must be supplemented by an account of stress ...
Didier L. Goyvaerts, Geoffrey K. Pullum,
1975
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Cumberland's Minor Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and ...
No, no, no ! the gentleman will not have the trouble to put on a fire, I'll put it on myself, for a con- si-der-a-tion. Ugh, ugh, ugh ! Mar. For shame, father ! our lodger will kindle his own fire, or wait till the char-woman comes. Tra. Char-woman ! no ...