10 LIBRI IN RUMENO ASSOCIATI CON «COACH COCI»
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A Pronouncing Dictionary of the Spanish and English ... - Pagina 214
COCCI'NEO, nea, coc-thieh'- nay-o, ah, a. ... Coach. Echar coche, To set up a coach. Maestro de caches, A coach-maker. Coche de alquiler or coche si man, Hack or ... Coche de colleras, Coach drawn by mules harnessed with collars. Coche ...
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena,
1858
2
New dictionary, spanish and english and english and ...
Coach, coche. A Stage-coach, un coche de retorno. A Hackney-coach, coche de alquilar. To keep a Coach, tener coche ... To coach one, or put into a Coach, meter a uno en el coche. ... Coci-brain'd, or giddy-brain' d, un olvidadizo y sin sesos.
3
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Coce, sf. (Ant.) A kick. V. Cot. Cot K.i i.6k, ra, s. One that kicks. [>ng. CoCKADURA V CoCKAMIE.VTO, S. Act of klCK- Cocear, ... A small coach. Cochera, */. I. Coach-house, a place where coaches are kept. 2. Coachman's wife. Cocheril, o. (Joe.) ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti,
1851
4
The Art of Accompanying and Coaching - Pagina 20
For this purpose he certainly needed coaches, who would not have time to do anything else but to rehearse the singers. The first voice coach mentioned in the annals of the Vienna Opera was a certain Johann Coci (preSumably a Bohemian) ...
5
Spanish and English - Pagina 190
Coce, */. (Ant.) A kick. V. Coz. Coceador, ra, s. One that kicks. [ing. CoCEADURA T CoCEAMlf KTO, S. Act of kicK- Cocear, va. 1. To kick. V. Acocear ... A coach-maker Cocke de colleras, Coach drawn by mules harnessed with collars. Coche de ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti,
1831
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Coce, tf. (Obs.) A kick. V. Coz. Ccceador, ra, ». Kicker, one that kicks,. Coceadura, tf. Coceamiento, sm. Kicking or act of ... A small coach. Cochera, if. 1. Coach-house, a place where coaches are kept. 2. Coachman's wife. Cocheril, a. (Coll.) ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti,
1837
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Cobb's Spelling Book: Being a Just Standard for ... - Pagina 57
... cap size* ca reer cas cade chas tise coach ee* coci ade co here co lures com mute coin pare com plain com plaint com plete com pose com prise con ceal con ceit con ceive con elude con liign con fuse con goal con sign con spire con strain ...
Lyman Cobb, John Walker,
1835
8
Webster's etymological dictionary, with the meanings ... - Pagina 41
Coach, [Fr. coche,] n. a four-wheeled carriage. Coach man, [+] «. one who drives a coach. Co-acf, [L. ... COck'et, [? Fr. cachet,] n. a ticket from the custom-house. Cock'fight, [+jn. a contest of cocks. Cock'horse, [+] a. on horseback. Cockle, [Gr.
Noah Webster, A Macpherson,
1869
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Nuevo diccionario portatil: Español é Ingles - Volumul 1 - Pagina 114
... s. m. a coach Cochedeagua, a passage- boat Cochear , v. n. to drive a coach Cochecillo , ito , *. little coach Cochcra, sub. ... na, a. slovenly Cocliite hervite, I hastily Cochnra, s.f. boiling j| an ovenfull Coci'do, subs. m. boiled- meat Cocimiento ...
Claude Marie Gattel,
1803
10
Diamond pocket dictionary of the French language - Pagina 45
Jack lat I Wife) Coco, im. cocoa irre, cocoa-nut Cocon, m. cocoon, ihe cod of a tilt -notos Cocotier, ем. a cocoa-tree Coction, ... high basket Coffre, im. chest, trunk, coffer i belly of a lute, etc.; coach-seat COI, COM Ceffme, en. m pne in yeil ¡ ehne.