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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «FALL FOUL OF»
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1
Corpus Linguistics: Applications for the Study
of English
These are the concordances found: and conformist young people fall foul of this
communal paranoia. There are place yachtsmen would expect to fall foul of the
law, several did in 1992, 1 989, one of the first people to fall foul of the draconian
...
Ana María Hornero Corsico, María José Luzón, Silvia Murillo Ornat, 2008
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The Modern Anglo-Bengali Dictionary: In 6 Volumes
I TO fall foul— To quarrel ; gi i To fall foul of— See under FALL. To make foul
water— (Of a ship) To come into such shoal ttat the keel comes near the bottom
so that the water under it, being greatly agitated, gets muddy ; i To fall or run foul
of ...
3
English-Albanian Dictionary
of Idioms
fall foul of perplasem, grindem. hyj ne konfrontim (mosmarreveshje) me □ The
police never caught him in any criminal activity but he eventually fell foul of the
tax authorities. O ... I really don't want to fall foul of him again. □ He instantly fell
foul ...
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Dictionnary
of the English Language with Numerous ...
In his sallies their men might fall foul of each other. Clarendon. The great art of
the devil, and the principal deceit of the heart, is to keep fair with God himself,
while men fall foul upon his laws. South. 11. [Among .seamen.] Entangled : as, a
rope ...
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Dictionary
of Idiomatic English Phrases
Her remark felt flat — every one knows the effect of the reproduction of a worn-out
jest — and had a sobering effect upon the little company. — James Pavn. To fall
foul of— to collide with ; to dash against ; to unwittingly attack ; to quarrel with.
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Reports
of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court ...
... fall foul of each other. If the defendant had been in the practice, by the words
laid, to impute the crime of bestiality, or if he had used them, on this occasion, in
Not. T erm* that sense, and they were so understood. OF THE STATE OF
INDIANA.
Indiana. Supreme Court, Horace E. Carter, Albert Gallatin Porter, 1853
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Dictionary
of phrase and fable. [A dictionary
of English ...
To fall foul of one is to make an assault on some one. A sea term. A rope is said
to be foul when it is entangled ; and one ship fails foul of another when it runs
against her and prevents her free progress. Hence to run up against, to assault.
Ebenezer Cobham Brewer, William Davenport Adams, 1885
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Dictionary
of Phrase and Fable, Giving the Derivation, ...
To fall foul of one is to make an assault on someone. A sea term. A rope is said to
befoul when it is entangled; and one ship falls foul of another when it runs
against her and prevents her free progress. Hence to run up against, to assault.
Ebenezer Cobham Brewer, 1895
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Commentary on Psalms 1-81
He means, Let him fall foul of the scheme that they engineered against me—not
that he was likely to fall foul of that scheme; after all, how was it possible for the
one scheming against the prophet to receive this harm himself from the scheme ...
Theodore (Bishop of Mopsuestia), 2006
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A dictionary
of the English language
To fall foul of, to fall upon or attack coarsely. Foully, ad. in a foul manner ; unfairly.
Foul'-mouthed, -mowthd, a. Bcurriloua, abusive, Foulness, a. state or quality of
being foul; filthiness; unfairness. Foul-spoken, a. using coarse and slanderous ...
Robert Joseph Sullivan, Patrick Weston Joyce, 1877
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «FALL FOUL OF»
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Nicola's Notes: Pondering Brics
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Graham Welch :Beware the All-Knowing App
Like everything education and awareness is critical to lessen the risk and lower the chance we fall foul of the hackers. So here are some steps ... «Huffington Post UK, jul 15»
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John Waters interview: 'We can't make fun of Bruce Jenner?'
While the rest of the world ties itself in knots in order not to fall foul of PC/LGBT lexical updates, Waters happily alludes to Vanity Fair's post-op ... «Spectator.co.uk, jul 15»
