PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «WHANGEE»
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «WHANGEE»
Scopri l'uso di
whangee nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
whangee e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Studies in the History of the English Language II: Unfolding ...
... 1591 whisk 'wysk/visk' 1577 (30) whangee 'a bamboo cane' <wangee> 1790 <
wanghee> 1813 <whangee>. The same process is illustrated by two more recent
borrowings in English: whangee from Chinese and whidah, both of them with ...
Anne Curzan, Kimberly Emmons, 2004
2
Proceedings of International Workshop on Bamboo Industrial ...
Higher benzene-ethanol extractive in whangee may be advantageous for anti-
decay, also for its higher density, it was foreseeable that its products would be
good at strength. Tab.8 Chemical component of Yunnanicus and whangee water
ash ...
Chen Xuhe, Lou Yiping, Hao Ying, 2004
3
Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
Yes, yes, the feelings of the father shall give way to the duty of the manager—
nature shall yield to justice—'tis clear this must be the very scoundrel that passed
himself off as our son." Providing himself with a stout whangee, that his Titus, as
he ...
4
Redeeming Laughter: The Comic Dimension of Human Experience
5 Bertie feels the onset of spring and the following dialogue ensues with Jeeves:
"In the spring, Jeeves, a livelier iris gleams upon the burnished dove." "So I have
been informed, sir." "Right-o! Then bring me my whangee, my yellowest shoes, ...
5
Hobson-Jobson: The Anglo-Indian Dictionary
WANGHEE, WHANGEE, s. The trade name for a slender yellow bamboo with
beautifully regular and short joints, imported from Japan. We cannot give the
origin of the term with any conviction. The two following suggestions may
embrace or ...
Henry Yule, Arthur Coke Burnell, 1996
6
Frommer's South Florida: With the Best of Miami & the Keys
Hotel Astor One of the hottest hotels on South Beach closed for renovations in
2006 and reopened in late 2007 with highly stylized rooms by designer Sam
Robin who added handcrafted furniture, whangee-wood floors, Sisal carpets, and
...
Hotel Astor This venerable Deco hotel has been spruced up with highly stylized
rooms by designer Sam Robin who added handcrafted furniture, whangee floors,
sisal carpets, and blond oak and whangee cabinetry. Other new additions to the ...
How could any editor have failed to foresee that Ashley Doakes would sweep the
country with his new novel Whangee? Anyone who had barely skimmed
Whangee must have sensed that here was a big — a very big — book, bound to
go ...
Flow could any editor have failed to foresee that Ashley Doakes would sweep the
country with his new novel Whangee? Anyone who had barely skimmed
Whangee must have sensed that here was a big — a very big — book, bound to
go ...
10
Reduplicative words in English: a study of formations of the ...
An example of pseudo-exotic words is found in Th. Hughes' Tom Brown at Oxford
(1861), Ch. XI: " 'This is the wild man of the woods, or whangee-tangee, the most
untameable — good heavens, ma'am, take care!' and he seized hold of the ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «WHANGEE»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
whangee nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Patrick Macnee: 1922-2015
Before Macnee embedded suave John Steed's bowler hat and whangee-handle umbrella firmly into sixties British culture, the actor had roles in a score of ... «Den of Geek!, giu 15»
幸福在大雨倾盆时：米兰伞匠侧记
Each umbrella is produced from a single shaft of wood -- usually chestnut, ash, walnut or cherry, but more exotic Malacca cane and whangee bamboo are often ... «中国日报, mag 14»
Happy when it pours: The umbrella man of Milan
Each umbrella is produced from a single shaft of wood -- usually chestnut, ash, walnut or cherry, but more exotic Malacca cane and whangee bamboo are often ... «CNN, apr 14»
MT Reviews: Thomas Brigg umbrella, £460
What the unfortunate Noahs of the Somerset Levels need besides a watertight vessel may be a decent umbrella. A Thomas Brigg Whangee is just the job. «Management Today, feb 14»
Singin' In The Rain | London Undercover Whangee Cane Crook …
Rain, Rain Go Away… Well maybe not. The London Undercover Whangee Crook Folded Umbrella is a great way to stay dry. These compact folded umbrellas fit ... «stupidDOPE.com, mar 13»
5 reasons Hong Kong shopping is better than ever
... colonial-era Pedder Building to its selection of Fox Umbrellas with whangee handles. See co-founder Alan See's website for their Euro-dandy-in-Asia feel. «CNN International, nov 12»
El Paraguas
... XVIII y se encuentra en el 23 de St James Street, elabora magníficos paraguas de seda o nylon con empuñaduras de madera de Malacca, roble o Whangee. «Cinco Días, set 12»
One Handsome Relic
The highest-quality Borsalino hat, à la "Mad Men," costs $650. And the famous British Brigg umbrella starts at $295, though the coveted Whangee handle (made ... «Wall Street Journal, mar 12»
Waistcoats and Accessories for Royal Ascot
... complete your look with gloves and a cane or umbrella? Umbrella: Ede and Ravenscroft has a Whangee solid stick black umbrella with a natural cane handle. «Eclipse Magazine, giu 11»
The age of luxury is upon us again
Or (a real one this, and the most precise outfit I recall Perelman ever describing) 'A shower-of-hail suit, lilac gloves, a split-sennit boater and a light whangee ... «Daily Mail, gen 10»
