Meaning of "pretéxt" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD PRETÉXT

fr. prétexte

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF PRETÉXT IN ROMANIAN

pretéxt

WHAT DOES PRETÉXT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of pretéxt in the Romanian dictionary

PRETÉXT ~ n n. An apparent cause invoked by a person to conceal the true reason for his actions; opportunity; reason.

SYNONYMS OF «PRETÉXT» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words have a similar or identical meaning as «pretéxt» and belong to the same grammatical category.

cuvấnt · motív · priléj · sămấnță

TRANSLATION OF PRETÉXT

Find out the translation of pretéxt to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

The translations of pretéxt from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «pretéxt» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 挡箭牌
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: excusa
• Translator Romanian - English: excuse
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: बहाने
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: عذر
• Translator Romanian - Russian: предлог
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: pretexto
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: ছুতা
• Translator Romanian - French: prétexte
• Translator Romanian - Malay: alasan
• Translator Romanian - German: Entschuldigung
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 名目
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 구실
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: alesan
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: cớ
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: தவிர்க்கவும்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: निमित्त
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: bahane
• Translator Romanian - Italian: pretesto
• Translator Romanian - Polish: pretekst
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: прийменник
• Romanian: pretéxt
• Translator Romanian - Greek: δικαιολογία
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: verskoning
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: Förevändning
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: påskudd

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PRETÉXT»

Discover the use of pretéxt in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to pretéxt and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.

Diccionario nuevo y completo de las lenguas española e ... - Pagina 256

PRETERPLÚPERFECT. adj. ( Gram. ) The epithet for the tense denoting time relatively past , or past before some other past time. Pluscuamperfecto , ó pretérito pluscuamperfecto. PRETÉXT. s. Pretence , false appearance , false allegation.

Tomás Conelly ((O.P.)), ‎Tomás Higgins ((O.P.)), 1797

Diccionari catalá-castellá-llatí-frances-italiá, per una ...

Proporcionar causa, oca- sió ó pretéxt. Dar asa. Ansam praebere. Donner occasion. Dar attacco. pésdrer motiu. fr. Fundarse en alguna cosa com á causa, ocasió ó pretéxt. Tomar asa. Causam, occasíonem arripere. Prendre pour pretexte.

Diccionari catalá-castellá-llatí- frances-italiá, 1839

Good Sense, Or, Natural Ideas Opposed to Ideas that are ...

Al-l.0hrisltians' admire and'eiltol' 'tbé “Morality 9fthe gospel; b'ntiit iiszl'adti'sedsnnly: bystr 'ireriyxsmall'mumber of asdintsl; {admitted “by; these §i>who; n'unditn {Pretéxt that adieyiaré"defiqientinmmngfihnrz'gmwexcnseithuiiimglnes ...

Paul Henri Thiry Holbach (baron d'), 1826

The New Pocket Dictionary of the French and English ... - Pagina 246

... ngnef«, /. orgueil, m. Pretention, prétention, f. Prêter, a. f. prétérit Pretermiflion,/ emißat, f. Pretermit, v. omettre Preternatural, a. fu r naturel, le. Preternárurally, ad. furuatu- relliment [centrar, f. Pretéxt, /. prétexte, m. ombre, Prétor, préteur, ...

Thomas Nugent, ‎J.S. Charrier (ed. lit.), 1784

The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus. By W. ... - Pagina 136

The bröther of Guacanagari came on board, under pretéxt of bàrtering a quántity of gold, but, as it afterwards proved, to bear a méssage to Catalina, the Indian female, whôse beauty had captivated the heart of the cacique, and whom, with a ...

Washington Irving, ‎C. N. ÖHRLANDER, 1843

A Letter to the Duke of Wellington on the arrest of M. Marinet - Pagina 22

... pretéxt jusaédp lhat h'é'coh'iribhte'fl ih' 1&0 Wa'y'ioftheidét'ectiuq M15116 man nowhsuplioséd to newt-881' fiassin, When it. is' clear, that the; n0€i¢8 "given by” 'him ih the firbt instance 'flid-'t'dm [the eyés cf thel'fifice'tofthe quarter, when ...

Charles KINNAIRD (Baron Kinnaird.), 1818

Principles of Textual Criticism, with their application to ... - Pagina 134

... shall be deemed authentic in all public readings, disputations, sermons, and expositions; and that no one shall dare to reject it, upon any pretéxt.”* The council also decreed, “That hereafter the Sacred Scriptures, but especially the aforesaid ...

John Scott PORTER, 1848

The Sunday Alphabet of Animals - Pagina 171

It is treated with the greatest veneration by the Hindoos, who think it sinful to kill it under any pretéxt whatever. They do not hesitate, however, to put it to every kind of labor, urging it on very cruelly with goads, which are sharp-pointed sticks, ...

Katie (Aunt.), 1861

The New Spelling Dictionary ... Revised, Corrected, and ... - Pagina 287

... to omit Preternatural, a. not natural, irregular reternat'uraiiy, ad out of natural order Preterper'feć?, Préterit, a. absolutely past Preterplúperfeét, a. more than perfectly pąst Pretéxt, f. a pretence, a false allegation rétor, J. a Roman judge or ruler ...

John ENTICK, ‎William CRAKELT, 1784

Nuevo Diccionario Portatil, Español É Ingles, Compuesto ...

miti/Рта—Мглы. v. (маргинProtcxnálural , a. - rural Pretcrnátunlly , ad. s0brenalurnlrnenle Preternátnralness , subsi. estado de lo que espre#erna/uml Pxeterpérl'ect , s. pretérito perfecto Preterplupérfcct, s. plusquamperfèclo Pretéxt, s. pretexto ...

Claude Marie Gattel, 1803