10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «IMÉNS»
Discover the use of
iméns in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
iméns and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Vergil's Aeneid: Selected Readings from Books 1, 2, 4, and ...
... um bitter, unpleasant ambio, ire, ivi (ii), itus go around; conciliate amb6, ae, 6 both iméns, entis mad, crazy, frenzied, insane, distracted amictus, is m. cloak, robe amnis, is m. river, stream, torrent Amphrysius, a, um Amphrysian, ofAmphrysus, ...
Barbara Weiden Boyd,
2012
2
The Essentials of Phonetics: Containing the Theory of a ... - Pagina 157
If de mod'l iz wun, 4 hwj Jud not its copiz prezcnt de sam uniti ; and hwot an iméns advcmtej it vrad be fer de human ras, if el de individu,alz ov diferent na/unz wer ab'l tra hold eonvers wid wan anúdcr bj menz ov ds sam langwcj ! N3 de ferst ...
Alexander John Ellis,
1848
3
The Fonetic Jurnal - Pagina 170
Ф woz dragd on wid de erad, and sum fond misélf fermin a line ov de iméns qan. i had no tjm at ferst tui lue abst me. 3e bucets fólod wun anúder wid insésant rapiditi, and from wont ov habit er seil, j gav eq a jerc hwiq sperted sum weter over ...
Isaac Pitman, Alexander John Ellis,
1848
4
Essential Latin - Pagina 370
... (of two), another a1tus,-a,-um high, deep 21mins, amantis [m./f.] one who loves, a lover ambitié,-6nis ambition iméns crazed, demented amica,-ae female friend, girlfriend amicitia,-ae fiiendship amiculurn,-1 cloak amicus,-a,-um friendly a ...
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The Oxford Desk Dictionary and Thesaurus - Pagina 405
2 very old. im'mense /iméns/ adj. 1 immeasurably large; huge. 2 very great; considerable (made an immense diflerence). 3 colloq. very good. on iQOense'ly adv. im'mense'ness n. iQOen'si'ty n. I 1 enormous, extensive, vast, massive, vo— ...
中級の3000語 アルク英語出版編集部. meaning / 3953 gross ¡grfu.] 3954 healing ]hUinl ass immense [iméns] ?РД (125>'-Я), «5ft usage /ŒI gross sales ( ) Gross National Product ( .) healing music immense amount of money initial 3957 intense ...
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The University of Chicago Spanish-English Dictionary, ...
... adj inmaculado immaterial |imatíriat] adj inmaterial; it Is — to me me es indiferente immature [imatjurj adj inmaduro immediate {ímÍDiitj adj inmediato immense [iméns] adj inmenso r [iménsiDil n inmensidad /' : (imá-s) vt (submerge) sumergir; ...
Carlos Castillo, David A. Pharies, Otto Ferdinand Bond,
2003
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A System of Universal Geography, Or, A Description of All ...
This conqueror, who, in the prosecution of his profound but cruel policy, meditated a re-union of all the Mahometan sects, brought together one day the mollahs, or doctors in theology, and the Iméns, or ministers of the mosques, and asked ...
Conrad Malte-Brun, James Gates Percival, Jean-Jacques-Nicolas Huot,
1834
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The Teacher's Manual: The teacher's method - Pagina 52
... brekfast ketr tendar kweschan yelo' jentr Ethl' sevn' agen inténd levl' hevn' agenst priténd medl' lesn' atend iméns dredfl' plezn't faget instéd trembl' medsn' kalekt rifrésh spekl'd sevn'th dhamselvz itsélf himsélf hoesélf redbrest ro'zét maisélf ...
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Cicero: Six Orations - Pagina V-7
... illegal canvassing; bribery. amb6, ambae, amho, both. ambi'lr6, —firere, —ussi, —fistus [amb~, around, and fir6, burn], singe, scorch ; burn up, cremate. iméns, imentis [eb, auto], and méns, mind], out of one's mind; senseless, foolish. imentia ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero, John Remsen Bishop, Frederick Alwin King,
1912