QUÉ SIGNIFICA DEBOUCHMENT EN INGLÉS
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Debouch de origen francés significado para hacer emerger, y es un término utilizado en el río, arroyo y geografía geográfica. El término también tiene un uso en aplicaciones militares.
definición de debouchment en el diccionario inglés
La definición de debouchment en el diccionario es el acto o una instancia de descargue. Otra definición de debouchment es también: debouchure ,. una salida, boca o abertura.
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DEBOUCHMENT»
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debouchment en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
debouchment y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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COLONIES; SOUTH AUSTRALIA; CANADA
Keeping these principles, therefore, strictly in view, I proceeded to examine the
entrance from Lake St. Frangois, the south channel, the intermediate country, and
the proposed debouchment into Lake St. Louis. First in order is the Entrance : At ...
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Reports of Committees: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 48th ...
There has been a great deal of controversy in regard to the sufficiency of the
debouchment prepared by General Burnside for the egress of his troops after the
explosion of the mine? Answer. That I could not swear to exactly. I went beyond
his ...
United States. Congress. Senate,
1865
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United States Congressional serial set
There has been a great deal of controversy in regard to the sufficiency of the
debouchment prepared by General Burnside for the egress of his troops after the
explosion of the mine 1 Answer. That 1 could not swear to exactly. I went beyond
his ...
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Congressional Serial Set
... abutting closely on the river banks, besides being a considerable increase in
distance over an economically practicable and almost air line between the mouth
of the Arrivaypa and a point on the Gila just below its debouchment from the last ...
2. be deaf; be earsplitting, deafening: po (V). debouchment — 1. edge; rim; mouth
; opening, debouchment (of bag, gun, bottle, cave, etc.): b=qho-ma (N). 2.
debouchment; orifice from which sthg emerges: tii (Bn). debt — 1. a debt: je (N).
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The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant: November 16, 1864-February ...
There has been a great deal of controversy in regard to the sufficiency of the
debouchment prepared by General Burnside for the egress of his troops after the
explosion of the mine? Answer. That I could not swear to exactly. I went beyond
his ...
Ulysses Simpson Grant, John Y. Simon,
1967
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Germany and the Second World War: Volume 6: The Global War
In a directive issued on 13 July, on the day of the change in command of Army
Group B, he urgently demanded that 'a thrust be made as quickly as possible
from the north down to the Donets debouchment and the crossings of the Don at
...
Horst Boog, Werner Rahn, Reinhard Stumpf,
2001
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History of the Late Polish Revolution and the Events of the ...
The enemy had one debouchment (a), consisting of a kind of dyke, which led
from Kolacze He could pass this dyke easily, for the bridge was entire. On our
side, not far from this dyke, were small forests, or rather brush-wood, occupied by
two ...
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History of the Late Polish Revolution, and the Events of the ...
The enemy had one debouchment (a), consisting of a kind of dyke, which led
from Ko- lacze (1). He could pass this dyke easily, for the bridge was entire. On
our side, not far from this dyke, were small forests, or rather brush-wood,
occupied by ...
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Journals of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of ...
Canal, trom' the River to the Lake St. Louis, at or near Couvillon's Landing, or
such other point as may present reater advantages for the debouchment of the
Canal. In such parts of this line where the ground, by sloping, presents a choice
of ...
Canada. Parliament. Legislative Assembly,
1842
5 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «DEBOUCHMENT»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
debouchment en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Landmarks review: Robert Macfarlane laments the loss of the …
Each category has its own oral, as well as writerly, lineage in Britain, and Macfarlane writes as if at the debouchment of it all. In the glossary ... «Sydney Morning Herald, May 15»
Book Review: Rachel Kushner, 'The Strange Case Of Rachel K'
In "Debouchment," the second piece, Kushner portrays, in just a few strokes, the decadence of colonials in Latin America who drink to ... «NPR, Abr 15»
The roots of Rachel Kushner's two National Book Award-nominated …
... is seen here in the third story 'Debouchment,' about American sugarcane fat cats and their Stepford wives yukking it up in colonized Cuba. «Baltimore City Paper, Abr 15»
Review: 'The Strange Case of Rachel K' by Rachel Kushner
But it's "Debouchment," little more than a sketch, that burns the brightest. Over cocktail chatter in the ritzy Pan-American club, two women ... «Chicago Tribune, Feb 15»
Michael Schmidt examines the long life of the novel
... each other, also that each work of fiction is a kind of debouchment issueing from the great river of prior works. Thus he can deftly explain to us ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jun 14»