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호흡하기 어려운 (공기에 관한) 감염증 (1); 무거운 냄새가 나는; 오래된; 손상; 멋진. 2) (사람들과 그들의 징후에 대해) 혐오감을 유발하는 것 (관찰되지 않은 외모 나 열등감에 의해); 역겨운; 깔끔하지 못한; 혐오. 3) (대상에 대해) 품질이 저조한 것은 무엇입니까? 나쁜; 가난. INFÉCT ~tă (~ți, ~te) 1) (despre aer) Care este greu de respirat; cu miros greu; viciat; stricat; puturos. 2) (despre persoane și manifestările lor) Care provoacă dezgust (prin aspectul exterior neîngrijit sau caracterul josnic); desgustător; neîngrijit; repugnant. 3) (despre obiecte) Care este de proastă calitate; rău; necalitativ.
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«INFÉCT» 관련 루마니아어 책
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Computer Aided Systems Theory - EUROCAST 2003: 9th ...
The term bpa is an instruction to PW that this is a basic parallel process. Communication between agents arises when an action and its inverse occur: bs Trans 1.infectˆ-1:I1 + 1.t:I1 The infectˆ-1 action is a partner to the infect action of S2 above.
Robeto Moreno Diaz, Franz Pichler, 2003
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Letters and papers on agriculture: extracted from the ... - Pagina 130
... found both in the liver and in the pipe, (answering to that of the vena cava) which conveys the blood from the liver to the heart. If the form of this animal is unlike any thing we meet with among the infećt tribe, we shall confider, that it may be ...
Society for Promoting Agriculture in the Province of Nova Scotia (NOVA SCOTIA), 1791
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Diccionario nuevo de las dos lenguas española e inglesa en ...
INFEÁSIBLE. adj. Imprafricable. Infalible , lo que no se puede hacer. TO INFÉCT. v. a. To aft upon by contagión, to affeít with com- municated qualities , to hurt by contagión. Infectar , apestar , comunicar un mal, peste , contagio ÓY. TO INFÉCT ...
Tomás Conelly ((O.P.)), Tomás Higgins ((O.P.)), 1798
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The Pleasing Instructor Or Entertaining Moralist ... - Pagina 17
... their distance? Here you may obferve one placed upon a l ttle eminence, and looking down on a long row of labourers. - He is the richest infećt on this fide the hillock: He has a walk of half a yard in length, and a quarter of an inch in breadth ...
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The New Royal Geographical Magazine; Or, A Modern, ... - Pagina 410
That valuable article of the commerce of this country, cochineal, formerly supposed to be the fruit or feed of fome particular plant, but now ascertained to be an infećt; it is bred on a plant calied Opuntia, or Prickly Pear, which consists wholly of ...
Esq. Michael Adams (of Lincoln's Inn.), 1794
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The Family Pocket-Book: Or, Fountain of True and Useful ... - Pagina 117
... it were hard to fay, why one Plant, or one Part of a Plant, should be blighted more than another. He observes then, that Caterpillars generally attend those Winds, and that they infećt fome one Kind of Tree more than others; and thence infers, ...
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Zoonomia; Or, The Laws of Organic Life: In Three Parts : ...
And though men and quadrupeds might receive a difeafe from the fame fource of marsh-putrefaćtion, they might not afterwards be able to infećt each other, though they might infećt other animals of the fame genus; as the new contagious ...
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Lexicon Physico-medicum: Or, A New Medicinal Dictionary. ...
They are hard roundexcrescences, produced by the puncture of an infećt. They are the Cynipidis Nidi. The infećt makes a punċture in the leaf of an oak-tree, there lodges its egg, which remains until the young infećt is able to eat its way out.
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Lectures on Select Subjects in Mechanics, Hydrostatico, ... - Pagina 250
If we fuppose the terrestrial globe in this machine to be about one inch in diameter, and the diameter of the ftarry sphere to be about five or fix feet, a fmall infećt on the globe would fee - only a very little portion of its surface ; but it - would fee ...
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A Treatise on the Culture of the Pine Apple ... By W. ... - Pagina 124
rious naturalists in this branch have obferved to be nearly as follows : The eggs, which are discharged from the female, are pushed forward between the fkin of the belly and the leaf of the plant to which the infećt adheres ; in confequence of ...
