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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ASTRUT»
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Glossary of Northamptonshire words and phrases, with ...
ASTRUT or ASTROUT. Standing out ; prominent. "It stands astrut." Thus in
Pynson, "Astrut or strowtingly, turgide (some dele swollen)." H.A.D. AT. A
common mode of expressing residence or dwelling. " Now his mother's dead
where is he at ?
Anne Elizabeth Baker,
1854
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Glossary of Northamptonshire words and phrases
ASTRUT or ASTROUT. Standing out; prominent. "It stands astrut." Thus in Pynson
, "Astrut or strowtingly, turgide (some dele swollen)." H.A.D. AT. A common mode
of expressing residence or dwelling. " Now his mother's dead where is he at ?
Anne Elizabeth Baker,
1854
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IUTAM Symposium on Mechanical Properties of Cellular ...
Table 4 Ranges of estimated applied stress in the struts during creep tests and in
service conditions of alloyed foams Alloyed 3>mech Creep tests DPF application
foam range astrut (MPa) astrut (MPa) astrut (MPa) label a* = 2.5MPa a* =0.1 ...
Han Zhao, Norman A. Fleck,
2008
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The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
How the words •walk out astrut, while the mouth is shut, we cannot conceive ; nor
in what manner the orator can take large tragedy-strides, either in the pulpit, in
the senate, or at the bar. Far less will he find it convenient to represent the horrors
...
Tobias George Smollett,
1762
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Beginning Mac OS X Snow Leopard Programming
If astrut is disabled, the distancebetween theinterface element's edge andthe
window's edge may change when the windowis resized. Here your upperleft
button had struts onthe top and leftside, lockingthe button against the upperleft
cornerof ...
Michael Trent, Drew McCormack,
2010
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Chartularies of St Mary's Abbey, Dublin: With the Register ...
... per aquam usque ad rivulum qui venit de vado quod vocatur Astrut, et sic per
dictum rivulum ascendendo usque ad dictum vadum de Astrut Et de vado illo
sicut via wesefordie se extendit usque ad Sceter. Et de Sketer usque ad
Karrechonel.
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
Astrut, astrut′, adv. in a strutting manner. [Prep. a, on, and Strut.] Astute,astūt′,
adj. crafty:cunning:shrewd: sagacious.—adv.Astute′ly. —n.Astute′ness.—
Theadj.Astū′cious, adv.Astū′ciously, and n.Astū′city are allrare.[L.astutus—
astus ...
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General English and French Dictionary: Newly Composed from ...
ASTRONOMICALLY [ lalronlip lkalll ] adv. astronomiquement. ASTRONOMY [
lairunomt] n. aslrono- mie, f. ASTRUT [Istrli'] adj. (wiTn, de) gon- fU: bou^.
ASTRUT [Jatrut] adv. ( en Jt rengor- geant ; en se pavanant. ASTUCIOUS [aaiu.
iiua] adj.
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Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
v. p. 2KP. ASTRUT, on Strut. See Strut. What good can the great gloton do we his
hely standing a strott like a taber, and his noil toty with drink. Sir Thos. More, fo.
93. Turkey-cocks swell themselves greatly, and brustle up their feathers astrut.
Encyclopaedia, Edward Smedley,
1845