QUE SIGNIFIE SALAMANDRINE EN ANGLAIS
définition de salamandrine dans le dictionnaire anglais
La première définition de la salamandrine dans le dictionnaire est de ou se rapportant à l'un des divers amphibiens urodèles, tels que Salamandra salamandra du centre et de l'Europe. Ils sont typiquement terrestres, ont un corps allongé et ne retournent dans l'eau que pour se reproduire. Une autre définition de la salamandrine est ou se rapporte à n'importe quel amphibien urodèle. La salamandrine est aussi liée à un reptile mythique supposé vivre dans le feu.
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SALAMANDRINE»
Découvrez l'usage de
salamandrine dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
salamandrine et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Salamandrine: 8 Gothics
Fiction. "One would not make love to a Salamandrine during a sandstorm," wrote Aleister Crowley, anticipating by some sixty years the note of caution that Tarpaulin Sky must attach to the Black Book whose image now burns before you: Dear ...
Charles Mackay. fact more beautiful than all the others, because they are of a
purer element. I pass over the description of these people, because, when one of
us, you will see them yourself at leisure, and easily if you have the curiosity.
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PROCEEDINGSOFTHEZOOLOGICALSOCIETYOFLONDONFORTHEYEAR1868
Au mois de Juin on trouve déjà de toutes petites Salamandrines de têtards de l'
année qui ont accompli leur métamorphose. Probablement la Salamandrine n'
arrive à toutes ses dimensions que l'année suivante. La Salamandrine marche ...
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Legends of the isles: and other poems
The characteristics of the " Salamandrine " may be mentioned as, beauty of
description — picturesqueness of effect — simplicity and pathos — the utmost
delicacy of thought, feeling, and expression — a purity of sentiment approaching
the ...
MACK AY'S SALAMANDRINE. The idea of this poem is taken from Le C'omte de
Gabalis ; a book, says Pore in his dedication to the Rape of the Loch, " which
both in its title and size is so like a novel, that many of the fair sex have read it for
...
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The Alkaloids: Chemistry and Pharmacology V43: Chemistry and ...
Similar alkaloids (i.e., homobatrachotoxin) have recently been detected in
passerine birds of the genus Pitohui (528). Salamanders, Salamandra maculosa,
which are aposematically colored, produce the toxic salamandrine and
derivatives, ...
Arnold Brosse, Geoffrey A. Cordell,
1993
No one can fail to see the salamandrine appearance of this fish in this position.
Now, if we follow up the habits of the fish, what unfish-like — if I may use the
expression — habit other than this can we detect ? Knowing its predilection for
thick ...
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The Collected Works of Ann Hawkshaw:
The plate-chests were made ofivory, bound with bands of gold and lined with
quilted satin—a beautiful Salamandrine had done that for the Gnomes because
they could not sew, she was a great friend of theirs, and often came to see them ...
Ann Hawkshaw, Debbie Bark,
2014
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
SALAMANDRINE, sal-liUman'drin. a. (140). Resembling a salamander. SALARY,
sul'15-iv. s. See GRANARY. Stated hire, annual or periodical payment. SALE,
sale. s. The act of selling; vent, power of selling, market ; a publick and
proclaimed ...
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The Westminster Review
Where the White's scourge can cease, Where the Black dwells in peace, Where,
from his angel hall, God sees us brothers all; Where Light and Freedom come,—
Tasns is the Briton's Home l” Mr. Mackay, the author of the ' Salamandrine,' is ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «SALAMANDRINE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
salamandrine est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Une salamandre géante de 200 millions d'années, un énorme …
... tel que les salamandres (Géante de Chine, grande du Japon, salamandrine à lunettes, par exemple) et les tritons (ponctué, alpestre, de Blasius, de Corse...). «5 minutes a tuer, mars 15»
Peer Review: Against Art On Autopilot - Jeff Jackson Interviewed
I've been knocked out by Joyelle McSweeney's use of language in Salamandrine: 8 Gothics, how the words slip, skid, pop, and burrow through the stories, ... «The Quietus, avril 14»
Meet the Bloodcurdling Creatures of the Deep That Make Up 'The …
... the cold ocean currents flooding its fiery boilers: “Steel chambers late the pyres / Of her salamandrine fires / Cold currents thrid, and turn to rhythmic tidal lyres. «TakePart, mars 14»
When the Twain Collide
Frigid waters flow through the “steel chambers” of the engine room, “late the pyres / Of her salamandrine fires.” Beasts of the sea — “grotesque, slimed, dumb, ... «National Review Online, févr 14»
Playwright Joyelle McSweeney on the Influence of Leslie Scalapino
--Joyelle McSweeney is a poet, critic, and professor at the University of Notre Dame. Her most recent books include Salamandrine: 8 Gothics (Tarpaulin Sky) and ... «2paragraphs.com, sept 13»
Rischiano di essere investite, volontari al lavoro per salvare le …
Per evitare questo 'sterminio', i volontari della Lupus hanno installato delle barriere antiattraversamento che, fino a novembre, impediranno alle salamandrine di ... «Il Resto del Carlino, mars 13»
Ora nell'Ombrone vivono le meduse
Per quanto riguarda gli anfibi, tritoni, rospi e salamandrine stanno già subendo un colpo importante dovuto alla siccità. Per gli altri il peggio deve arrivare. «Il Tirreno, août 12»
Redefining the Elegy in the Twentieth Century: Thomas Hardy's The …
Stanza two continues to point to "she" being the Titanic as it is mentioned that "late the pyres/ Of her salamandrine fires" (4-5). The fires that were once burning ... «Student Pulse, août 12»
Scritto da Redazione
Anche come in un territorio come la Costiera amalfitana ci sono molte emergenze, come le rari felci e le salamandrine. L'estensione mondiale delle aree ... «éCostiera.it, nov 10»
"Scoperte farfalle e testuggini sconosciute"
... dal minuscolo verme parassita al grande polpo o alla gigantesca medusa coloniale e poi i numerosi vertebrati, come i pipistrelli, i toporagni, le salamandrine, ... «La Repubblica, mai 07»