10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «EXPÓRT»
Discover the use of
expórt in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
expórt and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Gas Separation by Adsorption Processes - Pagina 32
The Langmuir equation for the sites with energy of adsorption between Q and Q + do is: bP exp(Q/RT). "2". IEEE. expóRT). (2.19) where b is assumed constant although it is weakly dependent 32 Gas Separation by Adsorption Processes.
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Hong Kong Trade Statistics - Pagina 49
Hong Kong. Dept. of Commerce and Industry. Toul for current 111011111 Toul for year 10 dare Item anury Value H.K.$ Оптику Value H.K.S Cod' N°` 651421 14 114 63 761 14 114 63 761 651425 140 539 140 539 651431 375 2 350 375 2 ...
Hong Kong. Dept. of Commerce and Industry,
1965
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E.'s New Spelling and English Dictionary ... To which is ... - Pagina 139
... trying Explóremsat, f. an exploration, search, trial, teit Ex léfioh, J. Adiích irge of gunpowder, &c. noise Exilófive, a. iriving out with great noife Expórt, v. a. to carry or fend out ofa country Ex'port, f. any thing carried orientout intrastis Exporta ion, ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT,
1795
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Nuovo dizionario inglese-italiano ed italiano inglese
Traspórre Traspouiménto, gm. transposition, removal Traspórre, va. irr. to set or put in another place; to transpórt, expórt . to carry or send elsewhere; to trasplanl. transpose Trasportábile, adj. transportable , removable Trasportaménlo, sm.
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A dictionary of the Spanish and English languages
Explósion, ruido y movimiento súbito de la pólvora, etc. Expolîacion, f. spoliation Expolicîon, f. an explanatory note Exponedor, т. expounder Ехропецас. to expose; to exd рота Expórt, ac. transportar Expórt, Exportátion, transporte, f.; saca ( т. ) ...
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The American Linguist, Or Natural Grammar, Etc - Pagina 69
... meaning of the word is changed by placing the accent differently. The same word Accented differently. “ábject, to abjéct. déscant, to descánt ābsent, to absént. éssay, to essäy. ābstract, to abstráct. éxport, to expórt. âccent, to accént. éxtract, ...
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Entick's New Spelling Dictionary ... To which is prefixed ... - Pagina 139
... examiningßrying ExpiorcmcnrJ. ancxplorarìon,fe.xfch,nlu,` сад: Ехрыйопдй u (Маты-3:обршрцшфд-‚гк. n.115: Exflôlive, а. driving out with усатый: » Expórt, fu: a. to carry or fend out of.; Emmy l Explm' Auriga. сот йпёп; схрпчгзч'эьсйсахбач ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT,
1800
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Walker's Critical pronouncing dictionary ... Corrected, ... - Pagina 67
I starvey, to survéy. déscant, to descánt. törment, to tormént. digest, to digést. tráject, to traject. éssay, to essáy. tránsfer, to transfer. érport, to expórt. tránsport, to transpárt. &rtract, to extráct. ättribute, to attribute. 493. To this analogy, some ...
John WALKER (the Philologist.), John Davis ((Rev., A.M.)),
1830
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Complex Words in English
Thenouns cónstruct, éxport, ínvite, pérmit, próduceand the verbs constrúct, expórt, invíte, permít, prodúce arelike theaffix pair above, but both members ofsomenounand verb pairs may be accented on theprefix (combat, contact, ...
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A critical pronouncing dictionary ... Also, A key to the ... - Pagina 62
4ccent, to accént. export, to expórt. ar, to effix. èrtract, to extráct. *ign, to assign. exile, to crile. 6 ugment, to augment. | ferment, to fermént. bónibard, to bombård, frequent, to frequént. cément, to cement. import, to import. cólleague, to colléague.
John WALKER (the Philologist.),
1831