«TRÚST» İLE İLİŞKİLİ ROMENCE KİTAPLAR
trúst sözcüğünün kullanımını aşağıdaki kaynakça seçkisinde keşfedin.
trúst ile ilişkili kitaplar ve Romence edebiyattaki kullanımı ile ilgili bağlam sağlaması için küçük metinler.
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The Pilgrims of the Rhine: By Edward Lytton Bulwer. ... - Pagina 304
Stamm. Trúst, trösst, s. Vertrauen; v. a. u. n. tritreíömmfänt, truhp, s.` Trupp, tröblflssöm, wahr, wahrPflegeschaft. 16 Trúst, v. a. u. n. trauen, glauben; vertrauen, sich anvertrauen, sich überlassen (mit in und ón); 16 trúst óne'è sélf, `eich getrauen.
Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton,
1843
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The Royal Standard English Dictionary to which is Fixed a ...
... f. care, charge, confidence, credit Trúst, v. a. & n. to confide in; to believe; to credit; to hope Trúst-če, f. one who is trusted with any thing Trústér, f. he who trusts Trúst'í-nëss, f. fidelity, honesty Trúft'y, a. fit to be trusted, honest, true Trūth, f. faét, ...
William PERRY (of Edinburgh.),
1775
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A New Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English ... - Pagina 557
[districtus, Lat] The circuit within which a man may be compelled to appear; circuit of authority, province; region, country, territory. To DISTRUST, dis-trúst' v.a. [dis and trust.] To rerd with diffidence, to diffide in. DISTRUST, dis-trist's [from the verb ...
Richard Smith Coxe, John Walker,
1813
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Studies on the Phonological Word - Pagina 144
(19) a mi[s]órder di[z]órder mi[s]léad di[z]like mi[s]guide di[z]glórify mi[s]rúle di[z]róbe b mi[s]cónduct di[s]cólour mi[s]téach di[s]fávor mi[s]spéak di[s]kindness mi[s]trúst di[s]péople Walker's transcriptions fail to indicate distinctions in the degree ...
T. Alan Hall, Ursula Kleinhenz,
1999
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ... - Volumul 2
TRUSTY, trúst'-y. a. Honest, faithful, true, fit to be trusted ; strong, stout, such as will not fail. TRUTH, tio'ifc. f. The contrary to falsehood, conformity of nations to things ; conformity of words to thoughts; purity from falsehood; fidelity, To TURF, tùrf.
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Sermons, Upon the Ministry, Worship and Doctrines of the ... - Pagina 56
'Ye became followers of Us.” “They themselves show of Us, what manner of entering in we had unto you.” “As we were allowed of God to be put in trúst with the gospel, even so we speak, not as pleasing men, but God, which trieth oUR hearts.
George Thomas Chapman,
1844
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154 Forties: - Pagina 299
... to-kill-the-méssenger and afterwards regret-the-unfortunate-érror the spirtiual nifty manure for nástiness-don't-trúst-it if-you-can't say somethin' níce say somethin' rótten the rule of tóo-many thúmbs they-used-to-be-OK-beside-the-róad WIND ...
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THE BRUNELLI BABY BARGAIN: Harlequin Comics
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A Vietnamese Royal Exile in Japan: Prince Cuong De (1882-1951)
However, the French authorities pledged to safeguard the integrityof the sovereign,while ensuring thattheir representative in HuJ, now called the Résident Général (T`ng TrúSt),had direct andprivate audience with the monarch. The Résident ...
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A New Dictionary of the Italian and English Languages: ... - Pagina 664
Trúst-ful, a.fedéle; arv. -fully. Trustfulness, s. fedeltà, f. Trústily, avv. l.fedelménte; 2. oneitemhtt. Trustiness, s. 1. fedeltà, f. ; 2. leellè, fideiti onestà, probità, inlegriià, f. Trúst-ing, a. cAe confide, fidente, emfideste . avv. -ingly. Trustless, a. infedéle ...
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti,
1854