ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD STRÚNĂ
strúnă (-ne), s. f. –
1. Coardă. –
2. Botar, zăbăluță. –
3. Flictenă.
Sl. (
bg.,
sb.)
struna (Cihac, II, 377; Miklosich,
Slaw. Elem., 46; Conev 73). –
Der. struni (
var. înstruni),
vb. (a întinde o coardă; a întinde pînza ferăstrăului de mînă; a acorda un instrument de coarde; a întinde arcul; a înfrîna calul; a subjuga, a înfrîna);
struneală, s. f. (pană, strunire).
WHAT DOES STRÚNĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of strúnă in the Romanian dictionary
STRUGS f. 1) pop. Elastic flexible yarn, which, being attached to musical instruments (violin, piano, etc.), produces acoustic oscillations; rope. \u0026 # X25ca; To say to sing the violin (or the bass). To sing to someone (or to someone) to support someone in his actions; keep hanging. To turn one another a) to change his attitude towards someone, becoming more severe; b) to change the word; c) to change their minds. The thing goes (or things go) ~ the thing (or things) is going very well. 2) Part of the breech passing under the horse's chin. \u0026 # X25ca; To hold someone in a way to defeat someone's impulses; to keep someone short. STRÚNĂ ~e f. 1) pop. Fir elastic, flexibil, care, fiind fixat la instrumentele muzicale (vioară, pian etc.), produce oscilații acustice; coardă. ◊ A zice din ~ a cânta la vioară (sau la cobză). A cânta cuiva în ~ (sau în ~a cuiva) a susține pe cineva în acțiunile lui; a ține hangul. A o întoarce pe altă ~ a) a-și schimba atitudinea față de cineva, devenind mai sever; b) a schimba vorba; c) a-și schimba părerea. Treaba merge (sau lucrurile merg) ~ treaba (sau lucrurile) se desfășoară foarte bine. 2) Parte a frâului care trece pe sub bărbia calului. ◊ A ține pe cineva în ~ a înfrâna pornirile cuiva; a ține din scurt pe cineva.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «STRÚNĂ»
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strúnă in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
strúnă and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
de strună din fir de păr de coadă de cal, nefiind o operaţie deloc grea găurirea pielii prepuţului cu un ac înroşit, cît să petreci firul ca să faci un nod mustăcios, iar la momentul potrivit struna sentinde ca pe un arcuş de vioară, ba mai şi zbîrnîie ...
He finally beat the odds: On October 25, 2001, after buying fifty-two tickets with the same number, Struna won. Each ticket was worth $100,000—except, the Ohio Lottery Commission pointed out when he tried to cash them in, the fifty-two tickets ...
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Parada Marilor Enigme [Rebus] - Pagina 90
DIFERENIIERE (xxoxxx) Unul umblä brambura, Ne-ncetat, din loc în loc; Altul ne-ngrije§te casa, Ferind-o de foe. (Ваней-1 întâlniçi ре stradä, О s-avegi покос!) LÃ U T AR UL (xxxox) S-a rupt 0 strunä de vioarä Íiganului ce ne сайта Un joe de ...
Gheorghe Niculescu, Florentin Smarandache, 2003
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The Way of a Pilgrim and Other Classics of Russian ... - Pagina 146
A certain Ivan Struna, secretary of the Archbishop's Chancery, persecuted me; while the Archbishop was away in Moscow, Struna was inspired by the devil to fall on me. Without cause he tormented Deacon Anthony, and the latter ran away ...
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Singing in Czech: A Guide to Czech Lyric Diction and Vocal ...
A Guide to Czech Lyric Diction and Vocal Repertoire Timothy Cheek. [Hra...t /a spi...vat /utSi...m] hrát a zpívat uãím! to play and to sing I teach! to play and to sing! 5. Struna naladena [struna nalad'Ena HOxu tOtS sE f ≈ kOlE] Struna naladûna, ...
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Introduction to Kinesiology: Studying Physical Activity - Pagina 169
Following World War II, graduate students began studying sport history at the University of Illinois under his direction (Struna 1997). In 1940, historian Foster Rhea Dulles wrote his widely read America Learns to Play: A History of Popular ...
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Specialised Lexicography: Print and Digital, Specialised ... - Pagina 83
STRunA: national. Croatian. LSP. Term. Base. Creation. –. challenges. and. lessons. learned. 1 Introduction In spite of the fact that in the almost two decades of Croatia's independence and struggle for political, linguistic and cultural ...
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The Field: Truth and Fiction in Sport History
Industrial and Postindustrial Eras (London: Frank Cass, 1987), pp. 235–55. Struna, Nancy, 'Gender and Sporting Practice in Early America, 1750– 1810, JournalofSport History,18,1(1991), pp.10–30. Struna, Nancy, People of Prowess: Sport, ...
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Sports: A Reference Guide and Critical Commentary, 1980-1999
For instance, Nancy Struna's People of Prowess: Sport, Leisure, and Labor in Early Anglo-America focuses on the use and development of sport in colonial America. The book is painstakingly researched and covers several topics, including ...
Donald L. Deardorff, 2000
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The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Sport: How ... - Pagina 367
124 Daniel Boorstin, The Americans: The Colonial Experience (New York: Random House, 1958) 28; Struna, “Puritans and Sport,” 14–18. 125 In Struna, “Sport and Societal Values,” 5–7. 126 Meyer, “Puritanism and Physical Training,” 39–43.
