STÍVĂの語源
stívă (-ve), s. f. – Grămadă de obiecte ordonate.
It. (
ven.)
stiva, prin intermediere orientală,
cf. ngr. στοίβα,
bg. stiva. –
Der. stiva, vb. (a face stive);
stivaj, s. n. (operație de încărcare a unei nave), din
it. stivaggio.
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Encyclopedia of Buddhism - Pagina 441
The Sarva ̄stiva ̄din school of Buddhism identified different individual authors for all of the seven Abhidharma treatises included in their canon. Katya ̄yanı ̄putra's The Foundation of Knowledge was accorded a primacy among these ...
Damien Keown, Charles S. Prebish, 2013
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Elemente de algoritmica - probleme si solutii: - Pagina 141
Se parcurge expresia de la stânga la dreapta şi se va menine o stivă cu operatorii neevaluai încă, cu rezultate pariale şi cu paranteze deschise. Când se intâlneşte un operator, acesta se adaugă în stivă. Când se întâlneşte un operand ...
Mugurel Ionut Andreica, 2011
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Studii și cercetări științifice. Filologie - Volumele 7-8 - Pagina 166
Spronţui vb. IV. v. şpronţa. Staţie s. f. Schelă, loc pe malul apei unde se construiesc sau se ancorează plute. Stărp s. n. Poartă laterală la hait pe unde nu trec plutele, ci numai apa care se adaugă după ce haitul e plin (PG). Stivă s. f. Grămadă ...
Academia Republicii Populare Romîne. Filiala Iași, 1956
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Anna Karenina in Our Time: Seeing More Wisely - Pagina 38
Dolly and Stiva: Prosaic Good and Evil her as well, since only she could call Voinitsky "Uncle Vanya." Sonya is the openly camouflaged heroine. Most critical interpretations and popular renditions present Anna as a tragic heroine and Dolly as ...
Eunucul sa ridicat, sa îndepărtat plin de teamă de cele două stele care îl păzeau, apoi a tras cadavrele unul după altul în mijlocul încăperii şi lea făcut stivă. Unul nu era mort. Degetele eunucului, asemenea unor gheare, iau rupt gâtul ...
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Consequences of Consciousness: Turgenev, Dostoevsky, and ...
Here Stiva presents himself without mediation. The reader feels his discomfort, his repentance, and his certainty that what has happened is not his fault. At the same time, even here a bit of distance is interjected into the text just by virtue of the ...
Donna Tussing Orwin, 2007
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Limits to Interpretation: The Meanings of Anna Karenina - Pagina 203
17), which means that Stiva effectively recodes Levin's remarks into his own terms. Later in the novel, a similar situation emerges when Stiva is discussing with Karenin a certain Count Anichkin, who is Stiva's new superior. Kare- nin is ...
Vladimir E. Alexandrov, 2004
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Affective Narratology: The Emotional Structure of Stories - Pagina 38
The only possible fight would be a verbal conflict over Stiva's guilt—“making denials or excuses” (3), as Stiva puts it retrospectively. But Stiva is guilty; the letter proves it. More importantly, his own sense of shame inhibits his fight response ...
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Narrative Ironies - Pagina 151
that gives offense to others. Stiva is a remarkable creation, designed by Tolstoy (we believe) to demonstrate that wickedness can come wrapped up in an appealing package. No doubt Tolstoy also had a sneaking envy of Stiva, who is free from ...
Raymond Adolph Prier, Gerald Ernest Paul Gillespie, 1997
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CliffsNotes on Tolstoy's Anna Karenina - Pagina 7
While his carriage awaits him, Stiva sees a petitioner and gives her advice. Taking his hat, he feels as if he forgot something. Lighting a cigarette, squaring his shoulders, he rapidly walks to his wife's bedroom. Darya Alexandrovna is collecting ...
