10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «TAKE AMISS»
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Treatise on Rhetoric: Literally Translated from the Greek
not to take amiss in his neighbours ; so that he evidently will take amiss such as
he does not commit himself: and before those who are fond of divulging 20. Tat-
what they know to the world ; for whether a man tlers- does not think one's ...
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Aristotle's Treatise on Rhetoric
not to take amiss in his neighbours; so that he evidently will take amiss such as
he does not commit himself: and before those who are fond of divulging what
they know to the world; for whether a man does not think one's conduct faulty, or
does ...
Aristotle, Theodore Alois Buckley, 1853
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Exercises on the Etymology, Syntax, Idioms and Synonyms of ...
To take amiss, llevar á mal; He did not take amiss what I said, no llevó á mal lo
que dixe. To take for granted, dar por supuesto, I take it for granted that you won't
come with me, doy por supuesto que vm. no quiere venir conmigo. To taste of or
...
Luis Josef Antonio McHenry, 1814
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Oxford Thesaurus of English
verb I do not think that I misapprehend your meaning: misunderstand,
misinterpret, put a wrong interpretation on, misconstrue, misconceive, mistake,
misread, miss, confuse, confound, take amiss; miscalculate, err, be mistaken, get
the wrong ...
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Aristotle's Treatise on Rhetoric
not to take amiss in his neighbours ; so that he evidently will take amiss such as
he does not commit himself: and before those who are fond of divulging 20. Tat-
what they know to the world ; for whether a man • does not think one's conduct ...
Aristotle, Thomas Hobbes, Theodore Alois Buckley, 1890
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A New Spanish Grammar: Adapted to Every Class of Learners
•To take amiss, llevar á mal ; as, I hope you wont take amiss, what I say, espero
que vmd. no llevará á mal lo que digo. To take, or make a tour, viajar. Totake for
granted, dar por supuesto. To take an oath, jurar ó hacer juramento. To take ¡n ...
Mariano Cubí y Soler, 1822
I Se formaliser, to I S'ingerer, to I Se mefier de, to Se meprendre, to Se moquer de
, to Se mutiner, to Se repentir, to Se reposer, to Se ressouve- \to nir de, J Se
souvenir de, to take amiss, intermeddle, mistrust, mistake, laugh at. mutiny,
repent, ...
Pierre François Merlet, 1833
At first I did not recognise her in the deepening twilight; but when she said: ' Good
-evening, honoured sir,' I knew her to be none other than Widow Speiler. ' You
will maybe remember me at Baden,' she continued, ' and not take amiss what I ...
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The Theatrical Inquisitor, Or, Monthly Mirror
But if you're determined to cross my intent, Pray don't take amiss, what by* * * is
well meant," His friendly proposal the parson, refusing, An answer thus penn'd for
his patron's perusing. " My Lord the great good which to me you'd extend, My ...
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The History of Clarissa Harlowe: In a Series of Letters
reason to take amiss from them ; because they were now convinced that there
was not such another young Lady in the world. I told them , that the least said of
the affair to the Lady, in her present circumstances , was best; that she was an ...
9 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «TAKE AMISS»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
take amiss est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
The Urgent Need to Provide Jewish Education Now!
I trust you will not take amiss my candid remarks on how I feel about the matter, since my approach is based on the principle of our Sages of blessed memory; ... «Chabad.org, juin 15»
The Federations' Commitment to Jewish Education
I should not be at peace with my conscience if I were not to share with you some of my feelings on this matter, which I am confident you will not take amiss. «Chabad.org, juin 15»
More sexy time! Doctors are encouraging unfit patients to have more …
I would take amiss at that and I'm sure many others would too.” Joyce Robbins, of Patient Concern. It claims exercise can work better than many expensive drugs ... «Daily Star, févr 15»
Sex Not Drugs: GPs Told To Prescribe Sex And Gardening To …
The idea comes after a government-commissioned report found that lack of activity directly ... I would take amiss at that and I'm sure many others would too. «Yahoo Lifestyle UK, févr 15»
British Doctors Told to Prescribe Sex as Exercise
I would take amiss at that and I'm sure many others would too. “This is particularly true as nowadays most patients don't even know their family doctor.” ... «Breitbart News, févr 15»
Obama's speech: Gap between what is said & what we heard
If one were to take a look at the buzz on social media, the traditional .... This is hardly something to take amiss, when our own Prime Minister talked about the ... «Moneycontrol.com, janv 15»
Obama's Siri Fort speech: Modi bhakts, baiters didn't hear the same …
If one were to take a look at the buzz on social media, the traditional .... This is hardly something to take amiss, when our own Prime Minister talked about the ... «Firstpost, janv 15»
Miss Manners
She only adds that she is sure that your understanding of the emotional state of the bereaved means that you would not take amiss any such spontaneous, ... «Washington Post, nov 10»
Ban the Burqa in the US? Over My (Seldom Worn) Yarmulke
And then there are the Amish, whose women -- and men, by the way -- dress in ways that she might take amiss. Add the Dunkards, Mennonites and other ... «Politics Daily, janv 10»
