CHE SIGNIFICA PARALYTICALLY IN INGLESE
definizione di paralytically nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di paralitico nel dizionario è la compromissione o la perdita della funzione muscolare volontaria o della sensazione in una parte o area del corpo, solitamente causata da una lesione o un disturbo dei muscoli o dei nervi che li forniscono. Un'altra definizione di paralisi è in un modo molto ubriaco.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PARALYTICALLY»
Scopri l'uso di
paralytically nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
paralytically e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
CHAPTER 2 Paralytically incorrect Wake up to your reality None are more
enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free GOETHE Of all the
contrivances for cheating the labouring classes of mankind, none has been more
effective ...
2
Dickens Refigured: Bodies, Desires, and Other Histories
The charm of this impossibility is also the charm of Our Mutual Friend - a text at
once offering and withholding figuration and articulation, a text of 'shivers and
smithers' (847), paralytically animated. Of an anal character To conclude on a ...
3
The Practice of Physic in General, as Delivered in a Course ...
The cause of this disease is some impediment of fluids into the muscles,
paralytically affected, more especially to the influxes of the nervous fluid from the
brain into those parts. § 2395. These impediments, for the most part, are
obstructions of ...
Theophilo Lobb, J. Buckland ((Londres)),
1771
4
"Stranger in the Village": Reading Race and Gender in Henry ...
It is an ideal so paralytically infantile that is it virtually forbidden—as an
unpatriotic act—that the American boy evolve into the complexity of manhood.67
This “ideal” is dichotomous, energized and nurtured by the perpetuation of
superficial ...
Dwan Henderson Simmons,
2008
5
Sexual assault and the justice gap: a question of attitude
(c) C is paralytically drunk but is aware of what D is proposing and consents to it.
(d) C is paralytically drunk and does not express her non-consent either verbally
or by physical resistance. (e) C is paralytically drunk but does express her ...
Jennifer Temkin, Barbara Krahé,
2008
I was paralytically sad. Despite many tears and enormous sorrow, despite the
disappearance of the person I had depended on so constantly and for so long, I
did okay in the period after my mother's death. I was sad and l was angry, but I
was ...
7
Avant-garde Performance & the Limits of Criticism: ...
The tangled utopian/dystopian qualities of the production mark it as a
paralytically thorough re›ection on that most mythical of communities, the avant-
garde, and its absorption as imagined by so much of the Left during the Cold War
.
8
Lafcadio Hearn's America: Ethnographic Sketches and Editorials
The good planks have warped and bent with age, the building has shrunken and
shriveled up paralytically. All its joints are rheumatic, all its features haggard and
wretched. It seems to have once undulated throughout its whole gaunt length, ...
Lafcadio Hearn, Simon J. Bronner,
2002
9
A Thousand Blunders: The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and ...
... a Canadian government official asserted that he was shot.106 The IWW
secretary derided those who ran the gauntlet of picketers on the dock and
reached the grade camps upriver to begin work as 'mental and physical wrecks
paralytically ...
10
Window Shopping: Cinema and the Postmodern
Albert ventures into the streets and finds that automobiles are stopped
midboulevard, people are "frozen" into statuesque poses, all of Paris is
paralytically still. The film narrativizes the animated transition between the
mobility of the cinema ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «PARALYTICALLY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
paralytically nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
The perfect reaction to meeting Zlatan
Aston Villa are expected to remind their young star Jack Grealish of his responsibilities, which apparently don't involve getting paralytically ... «Fox Sports, giu 15»
Can this Mother Teresa ever be tied down?
Over the last few years, the blessed Teresa of Calcutta necktie has been snatched by a businessman, grabbed by a paralytically drunk patron ... «Times LIVE, giu 15»
Pizza or pie? Or neither? Pizza Hut's Four'N Twenty pie-pizza thing …
The latest Frankenfood may be great for the paralytically drunk or hungover – but in the cold light of day, will this new 'pizza' pass the Guardian ... «The Guardian, mag 15»
Rising folk singer Eaves on Bob Dylan, Jeff Buckley and dubstep
... up with Eaves to discuss honesty, Bob Dylan's penchant for borrowing lyrics, electro-swing and the perils of playing while paralytically drunk. «Gigwise, mag 15»
Life, or something 'like' it
Maybe it's better to follow your instincts and your feelings, forgoing constructed habits of overanalysing and becoming paralytically afraid. «Bangkok Post, mag 15»
Ismail Lagardien
How, exactly, did we get to 2015, with our country swaying paralytically on the edge of a precipice? How did we make it from the compromises ... «Daily Maverick, mar 15»
Why I stay home on St. Patrick's Day
Apparently, many 20 somethings think that statement gives them carte blanche to be complete asshats on St. Patrick's Day; getting paralytically ... «ChicagoNow, mar 15»
10 ways to tell the guy you're dating is too young
You have to get paralytically drunk every time you go back to his because you can't bear the mess. And you can't quite identify that clammy ... «Metro, feb 15»
Patrick Marber: 'I've written a play about sex that people quite like …
The truth is that he is paralytically shy. Performer and writer Beth Porter, who has known him since he was 16, recalls: “It used to be so bad, ... «The Guardian, feb 15»
Student news round-up: Student deaths spur Durham to tackle …
Mike Barton, the chief constable, said students needed to take "personal responsibility" to avoid becoming "paralytically drunk". Professor Ray ... «The Independent, feb 15»