QUÉ SIGNIFICA LASHINGLY EN INGLÉS
definición de lashingly en el diccionario inglés
La primera definición de latigazo en el diccionario es de una manera que implica golpear bruscamente con un látigo, cuerda, etc., especialmente como un castigo. Otra definición de latigazo es de una manera que late enérgicamente en contra. Azotarmente también está en una forma que ataca con palabras, burlas, etc.
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «LASHINGLY»
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lashingly en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
lashingly y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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The Secret Corresponding Vocabulary Adapted for Use to ...
... 1101 Overfloat 1151 Overland 1201 Overpassed past 2 Ovarian 2 climb 2
ñourish 2 large 2 passionate 3 ouis 3 c|ond 3 ñow 3 largeness 3 passionately 4
ry 4 clouded 4 ñowed 4 lash 4 patient 5 Ovate ed 5 clog 5 ñowing 5 lashingly 5
paу 6 ...
Francis Ormond Jonathan SMITH,
1845
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Peter Priggins, the college scout [by J.T.J. Hewlett] ed. by ...
a sound Woodpecker and old Peter willingly obeyed, in spite of Dick's
persuasions lashingly applied. ' I say, old fellows, you don't think I am going to
pass the best glass of ale on the road ? Hillo ! Mother Bung ! bring out four quarts
of the best ...
Joseph Thomas J. Hewlett, Peter Priggins (fict. name.), Theodore Edward Hook,
1841
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Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
... and had just commenced toot-toot-tooing, to the evident risk of blowing his front
teeth out, when Tripes bawled out, ' Wo-ho l' -—a sound W'oodpecker and old
Peter willingly obeyed, in spite of Dick's persuasions lashingly applied. ' I say, old
...
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Peter Priggins, the College Scout
... tin trumpet, and had just commenced toottoot-tooing, to the evident risk of
blowing his front teeth out, when Tripes bawled out, ' We-ho !'—a sound
Woodpecker and old Peter willingly obeyed, in spite of Dick's persuasions
lashingly applied.
Theodore Edward Hook,
1841
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Favourite English Poems and Poets: Illustrated with Three ...
To lash not out, too lashingly, For fear of pinching penury. . To get good plot, to
occupy, And store and use it, husbandly. To shew to landlord courtesy, And keep
thy covenants orderly. To hold that thine is lawfully, For stoutness, or for flattery.
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Favourite English poems and poets
4. To follow profit, earnestly, But meddle not with pilfery. 5. To get by honest
practisy, And keep thy gettings covertly. 6. To lash not out, too lashingly, For fear
of pinching penury. 7. To get good plot, to occupy, And store and use it,
husbandly. 8.
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Select Works of the British Poets, from Chaucer to Jonson, ...
Robert Southey, Fulke Greville (Baron Brooke), Stephen Hawes . To count no
travell slavery, . To follow profit, earnestly, . To get by honest practisy, . To lash
not out, too lashingly, . To get good plot, to occupy, . To hold that thine is lawfully,
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Robert Southey, Fulke Greville (Baron Brooke), Stephen Hawes,
1831
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The Present State of Europe
Monsieur Noble, so Eminent for his Satyrs so lashingly severe against the Cow,
after he had for some time conceal'd himself from a diligent Search, during which
time he was condemn'd to the Amende Honourable, and perpetual Banishment, ...
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The New Monthly Magazine
—a sound Woodpecker and old Peter willingly obeyed, in spite of Dick's
persuasions lashingly applied. ' I say, old fellows, you don't think I'm going to
pass the best glass of ale on the road ? Hillo ! Mother Bung ! bring out four quarts
of the best ...
3 is a f lashingly colorful abstract sunburst, No. 4 is startlingly sexy. No. 5 (
downstage right) is totally and dully monochromatic. Two pieces of sculpture
stand on pedestals right and left center: a large kidney-shaped glob is on the
right and a ...
3 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «LASHINGLY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
lashingly en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Going a Few Rounds With the 'Imitation Game' Cast
... Imitation Game” again at the de rigueur fancy let's-woo-some-Academy-members lunch on a lashingly rainy Manhattan day in November. «New York Times, Dic 14»
The New Paternalism
We all have diverse needs and preferences; something that's a mere annoyance to one person might be lashingly painful to another. «American Spectator, May 13»
The 1991 Novel That Predicted Sarah Palin
... CEO of the Parish Bank, and in an interview with the local paper she lashingly disparages the bank's competitors (“... local-yokel-operators . «Slate Magazine, Jun 12»