10 LIBROS DEL RUMANO RELACIONADOS CON «PÁSSING»
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Nuevo Diccionario Portatil, Español É Ingles, Compuesto ...
Passihility, `leasibilidüd Pássible , а. pasible Pássing , a. excelente Pássing bell, pasas Pássing , adv. perfectamente Pássìon , s. pasion _ (heat) ‚ fogosidad Pássionate, a. apasionado П ardiente colérico Pássionately , ad. apasionadamente ...
Claude Marie Gattel, 1803
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The New Pocket Dictionary, of the English and Spanish ...
... caminante Pássenger ( traveUer ) viandante Pássenger hawk , halcor pasagero Pásse-pied, s.paspié Pásscr , s. el gue pasa ; viandante , etc. Passfbílity, s.pasidilida* Pássible , a. pasible Pássing , a. excelente Pássing bell , posas Pássing ...
Claude-Marie Gattel, 1803
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New pronouncing and explanatory English-Italian and ... - Pagina 671
to love passionately Trasandaménto, sm. pássing óver, négligence Trasandáre, van. 1.4o pass óver, neglèct, omit Trasandàto, -a, adj. passed over, neglected Trasandaliira, sf. the pássing óver in silence Trasattársi, vrf. 4. (ant.) to usiirp, seize ...
John Millhouse, Ferdinando Bracciforti, 1866
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Pasagero. PÁssen, s. El que pasa, viandante. PAssibíLrry, PÁssiBLENess, s. Pasibilidad. PÁssiBLE, a. Pasible, lo que puede y es capaz de padecer. PÁssing, a. Sobresaliente.—ad. De modo excelente.—s. El acto de pasar. PÁssing-BELL, s.
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Inglés y español - Pagina 478
Passibility, Pássibleness, s. Pasibilidad, la capacidad de recibir impresiones de los agentes esternos. Pássible, a. Pasible, lo que puede padeceró es capaz de ello. Pássing, a. Sobresaliente, eminente—ad. Eminentemente, perfectamente -s.
Henry Newman, Giuseppe Baretti, Mateo Seoane, 1837
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the French and English Language ...
Passible, о, passible Pássing. ad. parfaitement Pàssing-bell, s. glasj sa. Passion, passion, f. — (beat), fougue Péssionate, a, prompt, e. colère, passionné f t. oiUïV, e. colérique PAT issionately, ad. avec emporlt- ment, ardemment issive, ...
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Johnson's Dictionary, improved by Todd, abridged, ... with ...
Passible, pás'-sè-bl. a. that may be impressed by something external. Passing, pås'-sing: # a supreme, eminent. Passing-bell, pás-sing-bèl. s. the death bell for a person, ..[ing. Passion, pāsh'-àn, s. anger, love, ardour, sufferPassion-week, ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John TODD (Archdeacon of Cleveland.), John WALKER (the Philologist.), 1839
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The Vicar of Wakefield ... By Oliver Goldsmith, M.D. To ... - Pagina 150
the tòwn ôur or Iìve dàys, Aand-sèeinlgtlm òut'_“sides 47)*.of the b-esthòuses, „I was `pi'eplzlrin to “lèave this rátrèat. of vénäl 48) hospitálity, lwien и д' pássing throü h óne of -thev príncipalßtrèets, ` “Whöm shoüld mèet but bur cóusin, :to _.
Oliver Goldsmith, G. A. MUELLER (Lektor an der Universitaet zu Halle.), 1805
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A critical pronouncing dictionary, etc. (A new edition.). - Pagina 443
Quality of receiving impressions from external agents. PASSING, pás'sing, part. a. 410. Supreme, £ others, eminent; it is used adverbially to enforce the meaning of another word; exceeding. PASSINGBELL, pás'sing-bêl, s. The bell which rings ...
John WALKER (the Philologist.), 1822
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Philosophy in the Middle Ages (Third Edition): The ... - Pagina 118
Thére are poísons with fár more stréngth, Whích can stríp from a mán his sélf, Pássing hórribly deép withín, Leáving bódy unhármed alóne, Brútálízing with méntal woúnds. Prose 4 And then I said: I admit that, and I see how it is not improperly ...
Arthur Hyman, James Jerome Walsh, Thomas Williams, 2010
