CE ÎNSEAMNĂ PRANCINGLY ÎN ENGLEZĂ?
Definiția prancingly în dicționarul Engleză
Prima definiție a dicționarului se face într-o manieră proeminentă. O alta definitie a prancingly este in asa fel incat sa fie caper, gambol sau dans. De asemenea, este în așa fel încât să se miște cu trepte înalte de viață.
CĂRȚI ÎN ENGLEZĂ ÎN LEGĂTURĂ CU «PRANCINGLY»
Descoperă întrebuințarea
prancingly în următoarea selecție bibliografică. Cărți în legătură cu
prancingly și extrase din aceasta pentru a furniza contextul de întrebuințare al acestuia în literatura Engleză.
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What I Know about Ben Eccles
... and values; the older men jogging along deep in grave conversation and
turning business-like to find the safest hitching- places for their horses, the
younger dashing up more prancingly and talking loudly to each other, some
hesitating and ...
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Condensed Novels: New burlesques. Second series
D' ye mind that— I mean, look ye well to it!” “ What should they know of England
who only England know ? ” said Miaow. “ Is that a conundrum?” asked the M00
Kow. “ No ; it 's poetry,” said the Miaow. “ I know England,” said Pi B'Ol prancingly.
What should they know of England who only England know ? " said Miaow. " Is
that a conundrum ? " asked the Moo Kow. " No ; it 's poetry," said the Miaow. " I
know England," said Pi Bol prancingly. " I used to go from the Bank to Islington
186 ...
4
The Counsels of Wisdom. Or, a Collection of Such Maxims of ...
... they should march prancingly along with their Burthens, and fancy themselves
honoured with the Service and Duty they pay their Master. * Never was Man more
sensible of the Pleasure of being drawn and carried by fine Horses, nor had a ...
A day's journey on the top of a well-appointed, fast coach — a vulgar incident of
life some years ago — has now become a kind of oasis of bygone pleasantness
for memory to dwell upon ; how prancingly VOL. VI.— NO. XI. SEPT. 1846.
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Dictionary of the Yoruba Language
Tigbadie, Tigbakikpja, adj. for a little time ; transient ; passing. Tijade, v. to thrust
out. Tijatija, adv. fretfully ; tur- bulontly. Tijotijc, adv. prancingly ; with dancing step.
Tiju, v. to blush ; to be ashamed ; to reserve Tika-tika, adv. cruelly ; tyxani- cally.
Now the porter was lifting his cap; the coachman flirted his whip and the grays
started prancingly. The Reverend Watson Duncan was shaking hands with
Sidney as they came around in a splendid circle. One of T. Elihu's remarkably soft
and ...
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The Writings of Bret Harte: A treasure of the redwoods and ...
"I know England," said Pi Bol prancingly. "I used to go from the Bank to Islington
three times a day — I mean," he added hurriedly, "before I became a screw — I
should say, a screw-gun horse." "And I," said the Moo Kow, "am terrible. When
the ...
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The United States Democratic Review
The carriage was elegant, richly trimmed in a finished style, and was drawn by 8
span of chestnut colored mules, that, snufiing the morning air, darted prancingly
forward for a sunnier home. The occupants of the carriage were two females— ...
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The United States Democratic Review
The carriage was elegant, richly trimmed in a finished style, and was drawn by a
span of chestnut colored mules, that, snuffing the morning air, darted prancingly
forward for a sunnier home. The occupants of the carriage were two females ...
Thomas Prentice Kettell, D. W Holly, Conrad Swackhamer,
1850
ȘTIRI NOI CARE INCLUD TERMENUL «PRANCINGLY»
Află ce ziare naționale și internaționale au scris despre și cum este întrebuințat termenul
prancingly în contextul următoarelor știri.
'Spy': Melissa McCarthy goes 007
There's also a prancingly gay stage show that pops up in the middle of a busy street for no reason, and there are recurring cameos by 50 Cent ... «Morganton News Herald, Iun 15»
Movie Reviews: Spy and Love & Mercy
There's also a prancingly gay stage show that pops up in the middle of a busy street for no reason, and recurring cameos by 50 Cent that ... «Reason, Iun 15»
Where art Romeo? Juliet takes over
Mercutio (played with energy and skill by Eamon Farren) is such a prancingly vulgar clown, much given to bawdy gestures, that it is something ... «The Australian, Oct 13»