(1530s), literally "at five and six," using the French names (which were common in Middle English) for the highest numbers on the dice. The meaning "at odds, in disagreement or confusion" in the exact phrase is from 1785; in Middle English the phraseset at(oron)six and sevenmeant "...
(Go toEnglish » Polish) bis<gen-su>Nm bis encore zaśpiewaćcośnabis togive[orsing]anencore bis! encore! Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors) Polish Otrzymany został w roku 2009 w reakcji cyklotetrameryzacji 4,4’-bis(trimetylostannylo)bifenylu wobec katalizatora...
a若我要走,那么原谅我不辞而别。我只是找不到适合的字眼向你告别。 If I must walk, then forgives me to leave without saying good-bye.I only am cannot find the suitable phrase to say goodbye to you.[translate] aThe car suffered severe damage in the accident 汽车在事故遭受了严厉损伤[translate...
awhat does the phrase "the father of science fiction"mean 什么做词组“科幻的父亲"手段[translate] a王鹏不会容忍永辉说谎不受惩罚 正在翻译,请等待...[translate] a按时完成作业 Completes the work on time[translate] a首先,我报过价的机柜即是19寸的。 First, I have quoted price the cabinet is 19...
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v1.2: Fixed to pass integrity check, selectable as a cockpit livery, modified reflections.v1.3: Works now with English Cockpit; asp range needle and tips on toggle switches no longer shaded black in English cockpit.v1.4: Works now with Chinese cockpit; works with updated radar glass....
(1530s), literally "at five and six," using the French names (which were common in Middle English) for the highest numbers on the dice. The meaning "at odds, in disagreement or confusion" in the exact phrase is from 1785; in Middle English the phraseset at(oron)six and sevenmeant "...