10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PLÚME»
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plúme in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
plúme and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary. And Expositor of the ... - Pagina 390
To PLUME, plúme, v. a. To pick and adjust feathers; to strip off feathers; to strip, to pill; to place as a plume; to adorn with plumes; to plume one's self upon, to be proud of. PLUMEALUM, plúme-ālālām, s. A kind of asbestos. PLUMIGEROUs ...
John Walker (the Philologist.), 1838
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El español en Paraguay: estudios, encuestas, textos - Pagina 216
estudios, encuestas, textos Manuel Alvar Antonio Alvar, Jairo García, José Ramón Franco. r 369: 18(1) lápi" 370: 17(2) plúme Фwéntэ + -L 369: 18(1) 'plumilla'. 371: tinta, general. 373: 17(1) término no usado. + 376: 17(2) 'antipático'. 216 El ...
Manuel Alvar, Antonio Alvar, Jairo García, 2001
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Le gazophilace de la langue françoise et flamande: ...
Pen , Schrijf-pen , Plúme à écrire. een Pen fhijden , Tailler , Parer , ou Aprêtér üne plúme. Pen , Pennetje om in't ipit te ftéken , Brocke- te , f. Petit bâton ou fer pointu , m. Pen, Doel-pen , Pointe du bût. PéneofBoete, Peine, Amende, m. op Péne ...
Caspar van den Ende, 1681
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A New Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English ... - Pagina 99
To UNPLUME, in-plúme'. v. a. To strip of plumes, to egrade. UNPOETICAL, &n-pb-êt'é-kál. a. (508) (509) Not UNPOETICK, fin-pô-et'ik.(400) $ such as becomes a poet. UNPOLISHED, tin-polisht. a. (359) Not smoothed, not brightened by ...
Richard Smith Coxe, John Walker, 1813
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New Pronouncing and Explanatory English-Italian and ...
(degli uccelli) pulirsi (le piume); ornáre di piúma о di pennácchio; to plúme one's self on, piccársi di , társi bello di Plúmclcss, adj. senza piume, sénza piumino; sénza glôria Plúmelet, s. (bot.) plùmula Plumigeraus, adj. piumáto, piumòso ...
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New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary
... häwsers lmpiomhatofa, adj. напевы: by theplhmmet impiombathra, sf. s leading, fastening, sealing, covering, a fitting with lead; filling (teeth) with lead impíreo, am. v. Empireo lmpiumare, va. t. to feather , plúme, shadow lmpiúlo, -a, adj. (ant.) ...
John Millhouse, Ferdinando Bracciforti, 1864
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Corso di inglese, il Metodo English for Italians - Pagina 57
... plúm tri: plúmE pokit pod pouim arare implorare maiale pila - mucchio guanciale pizzicare rosa (colore) pinta pietosamente pietà posto- luogo collocare comune, bruttino chiaramente treccia piano- progetto pianificare pianeta piatto giocare ...
Carmelo Mangano, Debra Lynn Hillman, 2013
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A critical pronouncing dictionary, etc. (A new edition.). - Pagina 673
Offen sive, disgusting, giving no delight - UNPLIANT, in-pli'ānt, a. Not easily bent, not conforming to the will. UNPLOWED, fin-plöö'd', a. Not plowed. To open what is Not Having Not ad, Not To UNPLUME, fin-plúme, v. a. of plumes, to degrade.
John WALKER (the Philologist.), 1822
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A critical pronouncing dictionary ... Also, A key to the ... - Pagina 141
To DEPLUME, dé-plúme', v. a. To strip off its feathers. To DEPONE, dé-pône', v. a. To lay down as a pledge or security; to risk upon the success of an adVenture. DEPONENT, dé-pônént, s. 503. One that deposes his testimony in a court of ...
John WALKER (the Philologist.), 1831
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Johnson's Dictionary, improved by Todd, abridged, ... with ...
Plumb, plâm. s. a leaden weight on a line. Plumb, plâm. v.a. to sound, to regulate. Plumb, plúm, ad perpendicularly to the horiZon. * * [lead. Plumber, plôm'-mêr. s. one who works upon Plume, plúme. s. a feather; pride, towering Plume, plôme.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John TODD (Archdeacon of Cleveland.), John WALKER (the Philologist.), 1839
