10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CONCÉRT»
Discover the use of
concért in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
concért and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Diccionario nuevo de las dos lenguas española e inglesa en ...
TO ACT IN CONCÉRT WITH ANOTJTER. Ir de concierto con otro , ir á una. CONCÉRT. A fymphony , many pcr- formers plaving to the fame tune. Concierto de música , junta , d multitud de músicos que tocan la misma pieza. CONCERTÁTION.
Tomás Conelly ((O.P.)), Tomás Higgins ((O.P.)), 1798
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A new English dictionary. A new classical English ...
A Concért, (in Philofophy) a Body made up of : ;: |3 ;: A Confutation, a Confuting or Difproving. compánaion, (s), Remorfe or Trouble of Mind for an Offence committed. A Compurgátor (in Law) one that by Oath justifies another's Innocency.
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A Spelling Dictionary of the English Language, etc. Edited ...
Concéit, s 2 Concéìt v 3 Coneéited, a 4 Concéivable, а 2 Concéive, v 4 Concéption, l 2 Сотёт, s 2 Concérn, v 3 Coneémed, а 2 Concért, s ‚ 2 Concért, v 4 Concémon, S 4 Conciqiate, 1 6 Coneïliarìonß 6 самиздат. 2 Сепсис, a z cónclave, в 2 ...
John NEWBERY (Publisher.), 1792
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Nouveau dictionnaire anglois-francois: - Volumul 2 - Pagina 132
CONCÉRT , [ cnn'céfle ] 3. concert , m. Tu concért, v. a. concerter, prendre des mcsures. CONCERTF.D , a. concerté. CONCERTING , a. l'action de concerter, etc. CONCESSION , [con'ccssienne] s. concession, permission , f. relâchement , m.
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Soviet Music and Society Under Lenin and Stalin: The Baton ...
... Ta-tlee-a-ti, Ta-tlee-a-ti, with Shostakovich, Ta-tlee-a-ti, Ta-tlee-a-ti, Mozart and Bach, But perhaps Shostakovich got off lightly compared to the scansion of: Tchai-Tchai-Tchai-kovskii would really be hurt to hear 'em jivin' his Piano Concért.
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The American Linguist, Or Natural Grammar, Etc - Pagina 69
... to insult. cóllect, to colléct 6bject, to objéct. cómpact, to compáct. pérfume, to perfume. cómpound to compóund. pérmit, to permit. cónipress, to compréss. préfix, to prefix. cóncert, to concért. prémise, to premise. cóncrete, to concréte. présage, ...
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Walker's Critical pronouncing dictionary ... Corrected, ... - Pagina 67
Nouns. Verbs. Nouns. Verbs. cóllect, to colléct: érile, to erile. cómpact, to compáct. ferment, to fermént. cómpound, to compound. |fréquent, to frequént. cámpress, to compréss. import, to impórt. cóncert, to concért. Ancense, to incénse. cáncrete, ...
John WALKER (the Philologist.), John Davis ((Rev., A.M.)), 1830
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The Spelling and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
Concérning, pr. relating to Concérnment, f. concern Concért, v. to contrive, take measures Cóncert, f. a piece of mufic of feveral parts Concerto, f. a concert, I. Concéfion, f. a yielding, a grant, L. Conch, f a shell, a fea-fheil, L. Concíliate, ...
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The Royal Dictionary Abridged ... I. French and English. ...
To concért, V. A. concerter, prendre des mcfares: Concérted, Adj. concerté. Concérting, S. l'aétion de conrerter, &c. . . Concéion, S. conceffon, perriffon ; # relichement. Conch, S. conque, grande coquille. To conciliate, V. A. concilier, 4:7%rir, ...
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Select Essays from the Encyclopedy ... written by Mallet, ... - Pagina 164
They feem to understand each other, to aćt in concért, and concur in completing a . design. They can keep up a correspondence with man, as may be instanced in horfes, dogs, . &c. put them into training, they learn ; com- mand them, t'eyobey; ...
Denis Diderot, Edme MALLET, 1772
