QUÉ SIGNIFICA A CÉRNE EN RUMANO
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definición de a cérne en el diccionario rumano
A CÉRNE cern 1st trans. 1) (sustancias granulares y pulverulentas) Pase a través del tamiz o tamiz (para limpiar o clasificar). ~ harina. ~ arena. 2) Fig. (personas, cosas) Elija según un cierto criterio; para seleccionar. 2. intranz. Para llover pequeño y a menudo; robar; la llovizna. A CÉRNE cern 1. tranz. 1) (substanțe granuloase și pulverulente) A trece prin sită sau prin ciur (pentru a curăța sau a sorta). ~ făină. ~ nisip. 2) fig. (persoane, lucruri) A alege după un anumit criteriu; a selecționa. 2. intranz. A ploua mărunt și des; a bura; a burnița.
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10 LIBROS DEL RUMANO RELACIONADOS CON «A CÉRNE»
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The Periplus of the Erythrean Sea - Volumul 1 - Pagina 165
Hanno, or at least those who followed him, finished their voyage at a Cerne ,SO; and Pliny, as well as Dionysius, finds another in the Indian Ocean. One of the first names by which Madagascar was known in Europe was the Island of the Moon, ...
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The Cerne Abbey Millennium Lectures - Pagina vii
Introduction Cerne Abbas is a picturesque Dorset village on the valley road between Sherborne and Dorchester. The population has not yet reached a thousand but in common with many Dorset villages it grows steadily, numbers swelled by ...
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Cerne Abbas: the story of a Dorset village - Pagina 133
raphic picture that 'old Legg', a Cerne man, gave. Standing in the little old market square, talking to my old friend, he pointed dramatically to the New Inn at the end of the main street, saying, 'Herefrom, down to the New Inn, I c'd ...
Mary Dorothea Jones, 1952
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The Cerne Giant - Pagina 9
The Cerne Giant is the biggest and possibly the earliest representation of a local if not national hero of the British peoples. His age, antiquity and meaning have now been established. It will be for archaeologists to unearth the concealed ...
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Chronica Magistri Rogeri de Houedene: - Pagina 29
Eb post eorum recessum, Ricardus comes de Cerne,3 frater fatigat reginæ Siciliae, uxoris Thancredi regis, congressus est in Andria. bello cum comite Rogero de Andria, ea ratione, quod ipse auxilium præstiterat regi Alemannorum contra ...
Roger of Hoveden, William Stubbs, 2012
Fuseseră examinate mărunțișuri pe care ofițerii de rang inferior aveau să le dea deoparte ca nerelevante pentru caz până spre dupăamiază. Una dintre sarcinile principale ale lui Ambrose în cadrul parteneriatului lor era aceea de a cerne ...
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The Book of Cerne: Prayer, Patronage, and Power in ...
Brown's close and detailed analysis of the individual elements of the Book of Cerne, particularly its codicology, paleography and text; her demonstration of the interrelationship of text, script and decoration; and her discussion of the ...
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The Review of Reviews - Volumul 26 - Pagina 183
Mr. Arthur Tomson, who tells us about the little known Cerne Abbas in Dorsetshire, also furnishes the illustrations for his article. He says : — From Dorchester stretch forth in a northerly direction, like the fingers of a hand, some four or five roads.
William Thomas Stead, 1902
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Literary Dorset - Pagina 77
That, however, post-dates Aelfric's Cerne period as Canute fled to Denmark in 1014 and did not seize the English throne until 1016. Some of his benefactions went to Cerne Abbey as recompense for having raided it in his piratical days.
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TRAVELS IN NORTH AMERICA - Pagina 227
War Songs. — A Council.— Religion. — Great Spirits and other Deities. — Religious Ceremonies. — Notions of Futurity. — Months and Years. — Office of Soldiers. — A " Cerne," or " Surround." — Buffalo Hunt. — Preparation of Buffalo Skins.
CHARLES AUGUSTUS MURRY, 1839
