O QUE SIGNIFICA CRETÍN EM ROMENO
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definição de cretín no dicionário romeno
CRETÍN ~ m. 1) Um homem doente de critinismo. 2) Fig. Uma pessoa que falta inteligência; pateta; enganar; blockhead; enganar; mudo; tolo; flurried; errado. CRETÍN ~i m. 1) Om bolnav de cretinism. 2) fig. Persoană lipsită de inteligență; nătărău; nătâng; neghiob; nerod; tâmp; tont; năuc; prost.
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SINÔNIMOS DE «CRETÍN» EM ROMENO
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10 LIVROS EM ROMENO RELACIONADOS COM «CRETÍN»
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Historical Linguistics - Pagina 221
Some are charmed (perhaps perversely so) by a favourite example of handbooks, the story behind cretin. English cretin is borrowed from French cre'tin 'stupid', which comes, to the surprise and delight of etymology-lovers, ultimately from Latin ...
The writing of this book has afforded him pleasure in his leisure moments, and that pleasure would be much increased if he knew that the perusal of it would create any bond of sympathy between himself and the angling community in general.
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Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine: Being an ... - Pagina 555
The word cretin is derived from the Latin creatura. They are found all over the world. In Switzerland it is estimated that in some cantons there is one cretin to every 25 inhabitants. In Styria, the Tyrol, and along the Rhine cretins are quite ...
George Milbry Gould, Walter Lytle Pyle, 1897
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Alternative Systems for Case Mix Classification in Health ...
When Congress designed and implemented the prospective payment system (PPS), the best available method to adjust for differences in case mix was the diagnosis-related groups (DRGs).
Shan Cretin, Linda G. Worthman, 1986
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John Ireland and the American Catholic Church - Pagina 526
Ireland, "Life of Cretin," A&D 4:207. 29. JIP, roll 2, "Vacation Rules," signed "Robelin" (the spiritual director) and dated July 21, 1855. A French copy in longhand, a typed copy in English. 30. La societe de Marie (Paris: Librairie Letourzey et Ane ...
Marvin Richard O'Connell, 1988
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Patient Compliance with and Attitudes Towards Health Buddy
This report addresses patient acceptance of a new device called a Health Buddy used to communicate between patients chronically ill with congestive heart failure and a health care provider (usually a nurse) in a case management programme.
J. H. Bigelow, Shan Cretin, Matt Solomon, 2000
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The Sackbut Tapes: An Oral Nonfiction Novel Told by the ... - Pagina 169
TAPE #2: The Wary Cretin - The Forgetful Cretin - The Selective Elephant Cretin - The Together Cretin - The Cretins' Car in the Desert - Macrobiotic Gothic - The Patriarchal Cretin - The Cretins Elope (Sort of) - The Ingratiating Cretin - The ...
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The History of Tropical Neurology: Nutritional Disorders - Pagina 57
The origin of the word cretin has been carefully researched by Cranefield in a series of papers (1962/3). He showed that the widely circulated Encyclopedia of Diderot and d'Alembert (1752- 1775) seemed to have been responsible for the ...
G. W. Bruyn, Charles M. Poser, 2003
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Endemic Cretinism - Pagina 1
Chapter. 1. Etymology. of. the. Word. 'Cretin'. Until quite recently a kind of uncertainty has predominated as to the origin and original meaning of the word 'cretin'. It is acknowledged that it emerged only in the eighteenth century, and was ...
John Dennison, Charles Oxnard, Peter Obendorf, 2011
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Esprit généreux, esprit pantagruélicque: essays by his ... - Pagina 76
The Debate between Two Women on the pastime of hunting with dogs and birds appears in various recueils throughout the early sixteenth century, most often, but not always, attributed to Guillaume Cretin. Manuscript versions of the poem ...
François Rigolot, Reinier Leushuis, Zahi Anbra Zalloua, 2008
