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(formerly Wei yang), city in Kiangsu province, China. It had connections with the Jewish community of kaifeng . A few scattered references to Jewish and Chinese individuals from Yang chou are found in the Chinese stele inscriptions of the Kaifeng

Prepare for examinations and take any number of courses from various topics on Unacademy - an education revolution

noun (AmE) record of education, jobs, etc. ⇨ See also ↑curriculum vitae ADJECTIVE ▪ impressive ▪ brief, short ▪ extensive, long ▪ online

mid 15c., discoragen, from M.Fr. descourager, from O.Fr. descoragier, from des away (see DIS (Cf. dis )) + corage (see COURAGE (Cf. courage)). Related: Discouraged; discouragement; discouraging

DEFINICIJA krat. inform. oznaka za jedinicu razlučivosti pisača ili skenera, točka po inču (palcu) (npr. 1200·600 dpi) ETIMOLOGIJA engl. Dots Per Inch

   Debate poetry was a medieval tradition characterized by an argument or discussion between two opposed parties. The issue of the debate might be a serious philosophical, theological, or moral tradition, or it might concern some question of…

pòrtik m <N mn ici> DEFINICIJA arhit. 1. ulazni trijem, predvorje; natkriveni, ali otvoreni prostor što ga oblikuje niz stupova pred glavnim ulazom građevine 2. a. natkriveni hodnik sa stupovima duž zgrade b. prostor u obliku dvorane…

1590s, immodest, wanton, saucy, from M.Fr. petulant (mid 14c.), from L. petulantem (nom. petulans) wanton, froward, insolent, from the root of petere rush at, seek (see PETITION (Cf. petition)). Meaning peevish, irritable first recorded 1775,…

φαέσφορος light bringing masc/fem acc pl φαεσφόρος bringing masc/fem acc pl

adj. Uncharted is used with these nouns: ↑territory, ↑water, ↑wilderness

Traductions en contexte de "academic" en anglais-français avec Reverso Context : academic year, academic institutions, academic community, academic research, academic and research

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mid 15c., from L. surrepticius stolen, furtive, clandestine, from surreptus, pp. of surripere seize secretly, from sub from under (hence, secretly ) + rapere to snatch (see RAPID (Cf. rapid)). Related: Surreptitiously