«DEFILÉU» İLE İLİŞKİLİ ROMENCE KİTAPLAR
defiléu sözcüğünün kullanımını aşağıdaki kaynakça seçkisinde keşfedin.
defiléu ile ilişkili kitaplar ve Romence edebiyattaki kullanımı ile ilgili bağlam sağlaması için küçük metinler.
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Grundsätze der höhern Kriegs-Kunst für die Generäle der ... - Pagina 80
Sie waren daher gezwungen, immer in Quarrés zu campieren, zu marschieren, und konnten in Gegenwart des Feindes gar nicht manöuvriren; weil jede etwas längere Bewegung, jeder Uebergang über ein Defiléu.fw. en Quarré unmöglich ist, ...
Erzherzog Karl Österreich,
1806
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XXXVI. Sermons. Viz. XVI. Ad Aulum. IV. [ad] Clerum. VI. ... - Pagina 273
... So long as they ab- 18- i i statue from (d,}morriedperfim, it never troubled their Consciences to defile (U "ce" 6' themselves with those that were sing [e by fornication; because they esteemed it (ÞSjICOr-s-I seither as Ito/in, or as one of the let/i.
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Arabic simplified: - Pagina 208
... to sanctify U--> to defile oneself U--> to defile U.< to remember § 3. to remind $ 3 to learn * to teach c. to be cut in pieces Ala# to cut in pieces * *- -> to be smashed to bits 33 to break to bits s” to come forward - A, to put forward * % - > * * to be ...
Arthur T. Upson, J. C. Wilcox,
1921
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Statistical Orbit Determination - Pagina 313
That is, ||T>||2 = u - <>~>i||2 - (>2 = W = >64 Therefore, o : :|: (5.5.11) To obtain the specifi transformation, T, which accomplishes this reduction, the vector, 11, must be determined. If we defile u as [31 la 22 0 u:z+ae: _ + _ (5.5.12) z,, 0,, where e: ...
Bob Schutz, Byron Tapley, George H. Born,
2004
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A Compendious System of Greek Grammar: in English and ...
Verbs in tttiu and vw often form the perfect in iru«,, as, ui«iw, I defile, u.oXviv, I pollute, fHftu»Tfttu^HftiXiirfun THE PERSONS OF THE PERFECT. The second person singular arises from the first, by changing the consonants which precede «i ...
Edward Wettenhall, William Powell Farrand, William Staughton,
1824
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The Oxford spelling-book - Pagina 100
... calf's flesh vain, useless vane, a weathercock vein, that contains the blood valley, a dale iwA/i, worth volley of shot ï;4/7iî/, a slave vessel to hold liquor vial, a glass tw/, a musical instrument vice, ill habit vise, a skrew violate, to defile u/'o/^f, ...
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The Works of the Right Reverend, Learned, and Pious
Sure Sensuality by 'Heth is curs'd,-' -* - 2 'z'T w' When gratify'd, it only heightensThirst. '- 115.' 'O Lust short-liv'd, soul, sordid,- beastly, vile, his] How deeply you immortal Souls defile .> ., u .'-". O you are Horror, Rottennefi, and Shame, \;.-.
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A new and full method of settling the canonical authority ...
Kal lirnpioovro;, arw; Sv a- And intimates, that we ought xptg»W£<u T* flf**, pZx- t0 he fi discreet in *'JP»g> that v \ ' v» * *V w^y rather be a civil salu- XOV <JE TO WtfOssXUI<»l a Sllj Ms , * •> „ • » »' / tation, Because if we defile U US U.IY.
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Philologia Anglicana: or, a Philological and synonymical ... - Pagina 65
... “to defile.u But Ia'vo uniformly conveys the idea of wa/bing ; and therefore to return From law, or luv (the letter a being dropped in compolirion), and ab, comes abi'uo, to waih q”; or to walhfi as to take (if what adheres to the object waflied.
Benjamin DAWSON (Rector of Burgh, Suffolk.),
1806
\Vithin,'a board, beneath a til'd retreat, , _ Allures the bubble and maintains the cheat; A ,' f ' ; Where heavy Ale in spots'like varnish shows, Where chalky tallies yet remain in rows; ; a Black Pipes and broken Jugs the seats defile, u - l The walls ...