BUKU BASA ROMAWI KAKAIT KARO «CONFLÍCT»
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Diccionario Ingles-Español-Tagalog Con partes de la ...
Pagsamsam ng̃ pámahalaan, pagembargong̃ pámahalaan. Conflagration, n.[conflagrécion] Conflagracion.Sunog; pagkakadamaydamay. Conflict, n.[conflíct] Conflicto; combate, pelea. Guló, pagkakalaban,pagkakataló; labanán,away. Conflict ...
Sofronio G. Calderón, 1915
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Paz, Conflicto Y Sociedad Civil en Ame ́rica Latina Y El ... - Pagina 387
... y los sistemas de alerta temprana FAST Early Warning System, Swisspeace, que es parte de un consorcio internacional11, con foco en África, Asía y Europa, y el Conflíct Early Warning and Response Mechanísm (CEWARN), vinculado a la ...
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Diccionario nuevo de las dos lenguas española e inglesa en ...
TO CONFLÍCT. v. n. To conteft, to flruggle. Luchar , contender. CÓNFLTCT. s. A violent collífion, oppofition. Conflicto , encuentr» violento de una cosa con otra. CONFUCT. A combat , a ftrife , con- tention. Conflicto , ccmb.¡te. CONFLÍCT.
Tomás Conelly ((O.P.)), Tomás Higgins ((O.P.)), 1798
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English and Spanish - Pagina 120
Conflagrado, incendiado. Conflagration, s. Conflagración, fuego ó incendio general. OonflAtion, ». 1. Toque de muchos instrumentos de viento á un tiempo. 2. Conflación, fundición de metales. Conflézure, ». Comba 6 combadura. To Conflíct ...
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A Glossary of Terms in Grammar, Rhetoric, and Prosody for ...
(2) In Latin and English, accent means the stress that is given in speech to a syllable in a word, e.g., cónflict (noun), conflíct (verb). Latin stress is determined bythe rule of the penult, i.e., ifthe penult is long, it receives the stress. Otherwise, in a ...
Richard Upsher Smith, Jr., 2011
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The New Spelling Dictionary ... Revised, Corrected, and ... - Pagina 73
Conflátion, f. a blowing together, an union -- - Conflíct, v. a. to fight, conteft, struggle, strive Con'fluence,J. a stawing together, a multitude. . H. . . . . : -', : - , con fuen', • Con'Ruent, a. füħhing into she chanńeł Čan/Rux, fi a joining. C O N C O N ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1784
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
To Conflíct, vn. Luchar, contender. Conflict, ». Conflicto, encuentro violento de una cosa con otra ; combate, pena. Confluence, г. Confluencia, la Union de vari os ríos ; concurrencia de muchas personas ó cosas. Confluent, a. Confluente.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1842
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New Comparative Grammar of Greek and Latin
... relationships with other nouns (as in NE his departure for France or the expectation of arrival and so on). But as in the case of English nomina actionis, as exemplified by reject, rejection; expect, expectation; respect, respect; conflíct, cónflict, ...
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The Christian's Peculiar Conflict. An Essay on Galatians
... t Psalm cx. 3. t Psalm cxlv. 19. || Eph. iii. 2o. that he would, fo, neither can his enemies; whether they. that § Rom. viii. 3. and vi. 6. * Rom. viii. PÉcŬ LIAR coNFLícT. 39.
John MARTIN (Baptist Minister.), 1775
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The World's Major Languages - Pagina 38
conflíct (v.).) For example, in certain nouns some cases are typically accented on the inflections, while others are accented on the root, as can be seen in some representatives of the word for 'foot'. The nominative and accusative cases, the ...
